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Old 04-03-2006, 02:19 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by StrikerRedline
yeah drop in filter is about the same as buying the cold air intake from K&N or AEM. It's mainly for the shine.
Bingo...The inlet for the stock intake is damn near in the same location as the K&N CAI. The difference in the two is that with the K&N echo the whine is a lot loader because it is metal. So if whine is what you are after, then the K&N is way to go. If you want a bit more airflow then just drop in a high flow filter in the stock airbox...


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