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So I'm planning on maybe getting CAI but first of all, which one do I get, which company. Then, how hard is it to install it yourself, or would it be best to have a proffecional do it, and lastly how hard is it to install the bypass valve to prevent hydrolocking? well thanks.
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depends...i think AEM gives you more power at lower rmp...Injen is more at higher rpms... installing isnt hard at all, it took me about 2 hours to do that... but prolly 1.2 hours was taking the bumper off and putting it back up... i dont know anything about bypass valve... srry for some reason i have a feeling that ty russkii?
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Installing the Cold air Intake isn't hard but it would be better in you have some knowlege about your engine.. Hum and the bypass valves will decrease your hp.. I have an Injen RD Cold Ain Intake with no bypass valves and nothing bad has happen to me.. hydrolock occours when the filter is sumarge under water.. A rainy day will not cause hydrolock!!
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Go with K&N
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AEM for Low End/Low RPM
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AEM for Low End/Low RPM my future mod when i get more cash
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I am over here in DC and I wanna get a CAI, but some people suggested if I do get a splash guard OR bypass...I am not sure what to do and am tryin' to get as many opinions as possible...some even mentioned getting a short ram instead... help a girl out please
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I've got at GT and from what I've gathered, an AEM would be better for my engine, but will it really make that much of a difference? I mean is it worth the $200-$250?
"Oh well, oh well. So here we stand. But we stand for nothing" - DJM
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ofcourse it'll make a difference, but don't expect it to feel like you have a Turbo/sc in your car.
what I've read, a bypass doesn't do anything on our cars, so it's not worth getting. A splash guard will just help keep water from getting into your filter. Aslong as you don't submerge the filter under water, you won't get hydrolock.
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I got an Injen cai, but Im waiting for it to get here. I'll let you know what I think of it once I get it.
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am i correct though in saying that aem is better than injen for a gt? considering getting one
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I got the Injen Intake and I love it! It sounds so sweet and you can feel the difference. It took a friend and I about 3 hours total to install it-it wasnt too bad. its worth it tho.
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Installing the Cold air Intake isn't hard but it would be better in you have some knowlege about your engine.. Hum and the bypass valves will decrease your hp.. I have an Injen RD Cold Ain Intake with no bypass valves and nothing bad has happen to me.. hydrolock occours when the filter is sumarge under water.. A rainy day will not cause hydrolock!! Its not that it loses hp, its just that it does not work in the celica.
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Between 1-10 id give it a 3, and removing the bumper isnt required
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I always thought you had to take off the bumper.. hmm interesting..
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I always thought you had to take off the bumper.. hmm interesting.. I had to do it. I guess you could do it if you cut out the wheel well from underneath your car.
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Between 1-10 id give it a 3, and removing the bumper isnt required really? how did you do it then?
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