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    Newcomer binhcat is an unknown quantity at this point
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    [CU2] Need some recommendation on CAI

    I'm in the market for an after market CAI. Does anyone have any suggestions for CAI?

    I'm looking at the following products:
    - Takeda Link Conversion Intake
    - Injen Cold Air Intake - SP Series Intake System
    - CT Engineering Carbon Ice Box Intake

    Anyone have these in their car?
    Would you recommend any of the above or any other which I haven't listed?

    I'm leaning towards the Injen because its cheaper but happy to fork out a little more dough for a better setup.

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    Member MR_LATE has made a few knowledgable posts
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    k/n full setup a lil bit more expensive but it trumps those. there is a thread on it that tested all the the popular CAI
    what gets wet ...while its drying?

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    Newcomer binhcat is an unknown quantity at this point
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    Can't seem to find that thread. You wouldn't happen to know what the URL is for that would you?

    How much will the K&N kit?

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    Member MR_LATE has made a few knowledgable posts
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    what gets wet ...while its drying?

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    Newcomer binhcat is an unknown quantity at this point
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    Thanks for the link.
    Looks like that test was done on the CL9 not CU2 model.

    I emailed K&N directly and asked if it was possible to use the CL9 k&n intake for Cu2. Here's there response.

    Thank you for your e-mail and interest in K&N products. Unfortunately I can’t recommend the 69-0026TS since it only references the Acura TSX (http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...Prod=69-0026TS). The problem may be that it will not bolt on correctly and also because we haven’t done a complete test of it we don’t know what performance gains you may get if any.
    I'm sure many people have slotted it in a CU2 but just want to get all the facts and figures before I proceed with purchasing one.

    K&N offers this model for the CU2 http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...Prod=69-0026TS on their site but I will prefer the CL9 intake.

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    Member Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding Fredoops has an exceptional understanding
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    Quote Originally Posted by binhcat View Post
    Thanks for the link.
    Looks like that test was done on the CL9 not CU2 model.

    I emailed K&N directly and asked if it was possible to use the CL9 k&n intake for Cu2. Here's there response.



    I'm sure many people have slotted it in a CU2 but just want to get all the facts and figures before I proceed with purchasing one.

    K&N offers this model for the CU2 http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...Prod=69-0026TS on their site but I will prefer the CL9 intake.
    K&N does not offer a CAI for CU2, only a SRI

    guess you are stuck with injen or AEM on that front.
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    Member MR_LATE has made a few knowledgable posts
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    what gets wet ...while its drying?

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    Im using Injen and lovin it!
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    Member ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold ChaosMaster is a splendid one to behold
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    Doing a Group Buy on AUSEURO for the CF Icebox if anyone is interested.

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    Member nesterjester has made a few knowledgable posts
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    I'm using injen with a p2r throttle body spacer. Changed the stock filter with a hks mushroom filter. Sounds ridic.
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    Newcomer binhcat is an unknown quantity at this point
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    Quote Originally Posted by nesterjester View Post
    I'm using injen with a p2r throttle body spacer. Changed the stock filter with a hks mushroom filter. Sounds ridic.
    I'm still trying to wrap my head around CAI & SRI. What exactly does the throttle body spacer do? More power or just more noise? how much does one set you back?

    Do you have pictures?

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    Member aurnob88 Knows a bit of info here and there aurnob88 Knows a bit of info here and there
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    If your pov just buy some piping and filter. And then put a perspex or cardboard enclosure of it
    DC2 VTI-R (INJEN-LIKE CAI, Unknown Extractors, 2 inch exhaust)

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