AIRAID Cold Air intake
#1
AIRAID Cold Air intake
Does anyone have this Air Intake or similar? I know it will increase preformance, but does anyone know what if any Gas MPG this increases? Or hopefully doesn't decrease?
#2
Marginal efficiency and power gains. Drop in performance air filter gets you most of the way there at a fraction of the cost, and the stock air box better suited to any water crossings. Probably over 50,000 miles to pay for itself and more like 15,000 miles to pay for a drop in. Add a muffler relocation kit to get the most out of an intake upgrade kit, and for the biggest cost/value kick get a programmer which in turn will also get the most out of an exhaust and intake upgrade.
#3
I have a Volant. Gave some pickup in the throttle response, and as all CAI's, a nice deep tone when you step on it, but so far, zero mpg increase (and the sound is now sufficiently drowned out by my exhaust. In all honesty, I'll most likely go back to the stock at some point, since the CAI leaves the intake VERY open... or I might customize it myself... not sure.
To sum it up, worth the money, not really...
To sum it up, worth the money, not really...
#4
AirRaid adds some nice throttle response, but I think the best overall power Intake is the AEM. I noticed a big difference with my AEM intake.
I run AEM CAI, MBRP, on 3.21 with 33s and get about 18mpg on a good day. Averaging about 17.2 daily driving.
I think its best to get an intake if you have a exhaust and/or a tuner. If not, then a drop in will do just fine.
I run AEM CAI, MBRP, on 3.21 with 33s and get about 18mpg on a good day. Averaging about 17.2 daily driving.
I think its best to get an intake if you have a exhaust and/or a tuner. If not, then a drop in will do just fine.
#5
AirRaid adds some nice throttle response, but I think the best overall power Intake is the AEM. I noticed a big difference with my AEM intake.
I run AEM CAI, MBRP, on 3.21 with 33s and get about 18mpg on a good day. Averaging about 17.2 daily driving.
I think its best to get an intake if you have a exhaust and/or a tuner. If not, then a drop in will do just fine.
I run AEM CAI, MBRP, on 3.21 with 33s and get about 18mpg on a good day. Averaging about 17.2 daily driving.
I think its best to get an intake if you have a exhaust and/or a tuner. If not, then a drop in will do just fine.
Just buy a drop in and don't look back. Put the savings into a tuner or an exhaust and you'll be much further ahead of the game.
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#8
Originally Posted by Wgrin
Does anyone have this Air Intake or similar? I know it will increase preformance, but does anyone know what if any Gas MPG this increases? Or hopefully doesn't decrease?
#9
Originally Posted by SLVR07
I have an Airaid (purchased from Quadratec) and I do like it. It has a nice sound and the fit and finish is awesome. If you add an Airaid and a sprint booster it is a combo that is well worth it. Between the both I increased 2 MPH.
#10
Originally Posted by Wgrin
Really?? I've never heard of a sprint booster? What is that.