nangulator

X2,IMHO the AEV ram-air snorkel is a "true" cold air intake

beadbus

I have the AEM dry filter and I found it undesirable. I live in CA and with all the dust, dirt, I found the open air filter NO good for me. I have gone thru desert, sand, water and mud and it just love to sit onto the filer. I just went back to my stock box. Give you applications some good thought. I listened to my local 4x4 shop and it was the wrong solution. Talk to other in you local area and take a look at what your going to go with your Jeep. if you think your going to get a lot of power, Think 4-times (twice isn;t enough). Ya, it sounds good, but no difference in power or mileage.
Good Luck.....

TEX-AG

so when you say "drop in" thats just a filter you put in the stock box right? do those give you a throatier sound? i would assume they do not.

AK4Dave

Love my AirAid along with the Superchips Flashpaq.

dsktopflyr

I am using both the Banks Ram Air Intake and Banks Monster Exhaust CAI. While there alot companies to choose from my decision was based upon the quality and reputation of their products and company. The combination of these two products gives a great sound with noticable performance improvements.

RedneckJeep

Yeah, they all suck water in and hydrolock your engine pretty much the same.

Ramphog

I have the Banks CAI.... love the sound and the extra pep it gives... but will be getting a snorkel for piece of mind...

nangulator

That is what I meant to say when I suggested the AEV ram-air snorkel and a k&n drop in filter in my other post

Straight Shooter

I ordered the Banks Ram Air CAI yesterday... got it on sale.

Bronco_Bustin

If you don't want to mess with oil, then I'd suggest AEM. Based on their testing results, it seems like their the best. Assuming they didn't just fabricate the results for sales.