SRIs whoop up on CAIs
Check out this article. The dyno results are given in numbers instead of graphs but, results are results.
Note: the Weapon-R "Dragon" is tested, not the Secret Weapon. Yet Another Intake Dyno Test |
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the difference in peak total was 1hp more on the top SRI...for those too lazy to read up themselves.
NOTE: the highest on the CAI WAS NOT the AEM, the higest on the SRI WAS NOT the weapon R. maybe we've been looking about this wrong. but i still stand for the cold air. sorry :P |
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I am only here to present information and offer opinions, not to make up people's minds for them.
Unless you need me to make up your mind for you on stickers. I can do that. |
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haha yeah im just putting in my opinion too
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different motors respond differently to different intakes... You will notice that some cars dont have a short ram or a cold air. Thats because no performance gains were found for whatever type wasnt made. So to say that one is better than another in general is irrelevant.
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I love this review!:D
that AEM V2 isn't looking so good anymore http://www.tprmag.com/issue/1/images/ca/aemv2_d.jpg The V1 doesn't look that different. http://www.tprmag.com/issue/1/images/ca/aemv1_d.jpg proof again that AEM is better at marketing than R&D |
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i dont think thats bad at all. how much do you guys expect to get from an intake? a solid 4-6 hp across the board is awesome on an NA motor.
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I agree that a 4-6 gain is good for something that is essentially a passive modification.
I'm just saying that the V2 isn't significantly better than their own V1 or many others that ARE significantly less expensive. In fact compare it to the Weapon R SRI above 6000 rpm http://www.tprmag.com/issue/1/images/sr/weapr_d.jpg |
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IMO the V2 looks a lot better than the original (i dont think its called the V1) because all the original has is a spike down low and a gain up top. the V2 is a good solid gain all through the powerband
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any noobs out there wondering, you can trust me in that the 50-100 dollar difference in price between this intake or that intake, is a drop in the bucket in a couple of years worth of modding. just get the best one you can afford right now, and be happy.
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glad i cheaped out and returned my V2 on this civic for the SRI.. less money for more hp.. course thats if the D's have same results..
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That dyno of the SRI looks better than the V1 and V2! I always thought my SRI had better pull up on the top end.
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The engineers at AEM must be fools... the V2 is their flagship and it sucks compared to there own SRI.
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ok....may be a stupid question but why don't they make a V2 for automatic transmissions???
Am I missing out on something here? |
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im happy with my aem sri. almost glad i didnt spend the extra $120+ on the v2 or any cai...
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I was lucky enough to get my V2 for $150 used.
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holy **** when did this come back?
just so you guys know...these dynos prove nothing. if they installed all these intakes on a fully built engine, then it would mean something...but a 1-2hp difference doesnt mean ****. |
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I would like to see AEM's test results that claim dynoing with the hood up gives more accurate to real life results.
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I hate intake debates..
Chances are you're not going to be able to feel the hp difference between any of them. It's more about increased throttle response than anything. However, the colder the air the better, so stand by the CAI being a better option. If not for power, than longetivity. |
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