aFe Jeep Wrangler Magnum Force Stage 2 Si Cold Air Intake System
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aFe Jeep Wrangler Magnum Force Stage 2 Si Cold Air Intake System
It's a mouthfull, and I tried searching it out in the "search" function with no luck. So, what I want to know is does anyone have one of these jobs? I like it because it is enclosed and has a reusable DRY filter. If you have one, what do you think? I am not looking for great power increases or MPG to greatly increase, just looking for a dry, reusable filter. Thanks.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/17006_210.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/17006_210.htm
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I've been waiting for someone to review this as well...
I was almost sold on the AEM due to it's dry filter but this appears to have a better housing/box.
If you have this intake please post a review.
Thanks,
Rob
I was almost sold on the AEM due to it's dry filter but this appears to have a better housing/box.
If you have this intake please post a review.
Thanks,
Rob
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I'm also looking at either this, or S&B's intake. I narrowed it down to these 2 simply because they both use a enclosed box. The Volant unit looks good too, but they are way over priced. The price really isn't that bad, have you seen how much the Trueflow XDI is? You wont be able to ford water as deep as you can with your stock airbox, but other than that, I can't see a down side to these 2.
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I just put the S&B on a few days ago. It's too soon to tell about gas mileage, but there is a definite difference in the power. There's a road up a hill I take occasionally that has a steady incline and about 700 ft increase in elevation. With the factory box, I was constantly dropping in and out of passing gear just to get up the hill. I drove it yesterday, maintained 60 mph and never dropped into passing gear.
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