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^^^ ooh yeah now I remember what that is. Someone on here made a post about it. Yeah i know what you mean now. thx man!

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Originally Posted by ct
Originally Posted by SLVCELI
The dyno on n e w c e l i c a . o r g comparing injen/aem/tpr shows injen beating aem but quite a bit in the top end and ct's didnt. Dynos suck hit

dynos differ...the CONSISTENCY i wanted to show was that every dyno (even INJEN's official dyno) showed a loss of power down low...

dynos done properly don't suck and are far better measures than "oooh this FEELS faster"...or "Hey! i got the newest G-tech!"... rofl

True. It does lose power down low but what the dynos didnt conclusively show is whether the top end for the injen is a lot better than aem or not even really all that better. Of coarse it is better than just riding in the car but they still didnt show very much consistency considering one dyno comparing aem and injen shows injen beating it by quite a bit in the top end and the other shows aem keeping up. I have no idea why I just said all this since its common sense and been said but o well.


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ct
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Originally Posted by SLVCELI
Originally Posted by ct
Originally Posted by SLVCELI
The dyno on n e w c e l i c a . o r g comparing injen/aem/tpr shows injen beating aem but quite a bit in the top end and ct's didnt. Dynos suck hit

dynos differ...the CONSISTENCY i wanted to show was that every dyno (even INJEN's official dyno) showed a loss of power down low...

dynos done properly don't suck and are far better measures than "oooh this FEELS faster"...or "Hey! i got the newest G-tech!"... rofl

I have no idea why I just said all this since its common sense and been said but o well.

i have no idea either rofl

but seriously...injen seems to top aem by either a silght or significant margin. i have only seen 3 dynos that match these two intakes together...one is the one i posted, the other is by TPR, and the other is by AEM. since the last two were from comapanies i posted the one that was an "independent"...

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well
i like my intake rofl


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Originally Posted by Parabol
Originally Posted by VSGTS14
it's going to ship end of february by air
smile
i got dibs on your VS kit if at all you are getting rid of it

I dont think hes gunna bro

Originally Posted by Drifter
Originally Posted by VSGTS14
^^I'm sure you've been asked already but what are you going to do with your old kit?
prob keep it for back up
i mean, i don't have my stock pieces at all and this kit isn't worth to sell, it's really 2 beat frown

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yea he pmed me bout it and i told him.


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Hey Billy, good choice on the CAI.
Don't get caught up in the CAI hype or all the hype.
They are all the same when it boils down. No one in they're right mind is going to feel a difference of a 2,4,5,1 WHP any where throughout the power band of the Celica's engine or any real gain anywhere.
With the Injen or any CAI, who is going to expect or want power from or below 3,000 or 3,500 RPM's from a Celica engine and with a CAI? Who cares! It's pointless basically and the CAI is just to say I have something under my hood and it sounds great.
I'm not losing sleep on it and I hope other people are happy also.

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Originally Posted by hephaestus
Hey Billy, good choice on the CAI.
Don't get caught up in the CAI hype or all the hype.
They are all the same when it boils down. No one in they're right mind is going to feel a difference of a 2,4,5,1 WHP any where throughout the power band of the Celica's engine or any real gain anywhere.
With the Injen or any CAI, who is going to expect or want power from or below 3,000 or 3,500 RPM's from a Celica engine and with a CAI? Who cares! It's pointless basically and the CAI is just to say I have something under my hood and it sounds great.
I'm not losing sleep on it and I hope other people are happy also.

wtf

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ct won't stop for everyone who likes injen rofl
i agree though, most of the time, it's a drivers race with similar mods...as for down low, everyone wants low end though.


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