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Thinking of getting a CAI with a water shield or whatever. So i was thinking which one was better AEM or Injen, and if there are any others let me know. Also where is the best place to get em, websites etc? thanks, later everyone.
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for low end power AEM, for high end, go with Injen. 
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AEM = good low end gains...beter torque Injen = better high end gains...good torgue...
AEM for low end power Injen for high end power
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OMG not another one  ...but go with K&N 
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AEM = good low end gains...beter torque Injen = better high end gains...good torgue...
AEM for low end power Injen for high end power Exactly...and just get one right off this site 
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this has been discussed many times and ill say again AEM it has been reported to be better quality than injen
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Hey, I've had both installed in my car. The AEM CAI first, then the Injen CAI. They are both GREAT Intake systems, you can't go wrong with either. There's a little difference in noise. IMO, the AEM was a bit louder overall, but the Injen screams too once you hit the higher RPMs. Power wise, this can be debated all day. But when you get down to it, they are both great Intake systems and like someone said above, AEM has better low end gains and the Injen has a better high end. Just depends what you want. You can't go wrong with either, though. 
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^^ I agree with everyone above. I personally will be getting an AEM CAI as I want more lower end 
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Hey, I've had both installed in my car. The AEM CAI first, then the Injen CAI. They are both GREAT Intake systems, you can't go wrong with either. There's a little difference in noise. IMO, the AEM was a bit louder overall, but the Injen screams too once you hit the higher RPMs. Power wise, this can be debated all day. But when you get down to it, they are both great Intake systems and like someone said above, AEM has better low end gains and the Injen has a better high end. Just depends what you want. You can't go wrong with either, though.  Amen to that! 
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I belive a combination of Injen Intake and A'pexi Power Filter will do a exelent job.
My friend has a 1994 celica 2.0 GT 3s-ge engine with apexi and this car is asome, he had K&n before but A'pexi gives mutch metter sound and like some guys says: A'pexi is a better filter...
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well since the celica really has enough power on in the higher RPM range (VVTL-I) wouldnt you want more low end torque anyway?
to get to lift faster?
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Hey, I've had both installed in my car. The AEM CAI first, then the Injen CAI. They are both GREAT Intake systems, you can't go wrong with either. There's a little difference in noise. IMO, the AEM was a bit louder overall, but the Injen screams too once you hit the higher RPMs. Power wise, this can be debated all day. But when you get down to it, they are both great Intake systems and like someone said above, AEM has better low end gains and the Injen has a better high end. Just depends what you want. You can't go wrong with either, though.  Well said.  I bought Injen RD. totally love it. 
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Get a K&N...it comes with a drycharger. (It just fits over your air filter)
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well since the celica really has enough power on in the higher RPM range (VVTL-I) wouldnt you want more low end torque anyway?
to get to lift faster? YUP YUP YUP 
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you should see how fast we get to lift with the power fc. lol but eh my AEM is doing a good job til I go custom.
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if you are thinking of any forced induction you wont have this dilema 
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well I just got my Injen CAI on my GTS and it is really boggy out of first so I am considering switching to AEM..
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Go AEM, becuase GTS has good high end already but really crappy low end. So work on getting better low end power first because if you think about it, you have to go through low end to get to high end. You may have the best high end power in the world but if you have crappy low end power it will take long to get to that power.
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i think AEM CAI is better 
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well I just got my Injen CAI on my GTS and it is really boggy out of first so I am considering switching to AEM.. maybe it's not installed correctly.
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if anyone looks at the horsepower/torque chart injen surpasses aem at 7.4rpms. so if you looking for good horsepower for about .6 rpm's then go for the gusto. but if you want better power for 1-7.4rpms then go for the aem cai:) i know it fluxuates a bit but the aem is really in the lead most of the time by a good amount. thats my 2 cents and i probably added some fuel to the fire in some way but hey take it or leave it 
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If you really want low end go with Blitz S-Ram, the others are more higher rpm orientated I believe.
A better and cheaper alternative is to get a no name brand CAI off Ebay, as the bends are pretty much the exact same as AEM & Injen (so I've heard) and the only differance is the grade of filters, so all you need is to buy a differant filter.. there you go, probably saved you a bundle.
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not sure if this question fits in here, but its related to the AEM CAI- i have been trying to find a replacement cone-style filter for my AEM CAI. the idiots at checkers couldnt help me, but im trying to find a k&n cone style filter to fit on my AEM CAI. does anyone have a part number for this? if such air filter exists?
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got injen and im very pleased so far
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These AEM/INJEN threads never end. A search is all you gotta do to hear these same comments ad nauseaum. Agreed, I love how ecelica has certain weeks, a few weeks ago there were 50 threads asking about exhausts, then Intakes. I wonder what i'm gonna miss. 
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These AEM/INJEN threads never end. A search is all you gotta do to hear these same comments ad nauseaum. Agreed, I love how ecelica has certain weeks, a few weeks ago there were 50 threads asking about exhausts, then Intakes. I wonder what i'm gonna miss.  you're gonna miss the Homo thread that you're gonna be the star of!!! j/k Brandon 
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These AEM/INJEN threads never end. A search is all you gotta do to hear these same comments ad nauseaum. Agreed, I love how ecelica has certain weeks, a few weeks ago there were 50 threads asking about exhausts, then Intakes. I wonder what i'm gonna miss.  you're gonna miss the Homo thread that you're gonna be the star of!!! j/k Brandon  Don't you miss the Homo thread that we are gonna be a star in?!!  Take it easy, i'll post up some boobie pics if I take any in mexico. I'll also prolly bring in the pics if you wanna take a look at them someday when I get back. 
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i think now that it is a sticky will end the posts now we just need one for exhausts 
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wath is high and low end power? 
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well I just got my Injen CAI on my GTS and it is really boggy out of first so I am considering switching to AEM.. maybe it's not installed correctly. agreed. I love my Injen CAI. Looks awesome, has a cooler name 
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