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#318721 Nov 5, 8:38am
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I know this have been discussed before, but whats better in terms of CAI, AEM or Injen?...whats the gains?

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injen = high end gain
aem = low end gain
I think..

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Originally Posted by amtemp
injen = high end gain
aem = low end gain
I think..

I agree it just depend which type of gain your looking for.


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That's about it.
Both tend to bog a bit at the low low RPMs (3,500 for my AEM).

And of course it will be brought up that TPR gives better gains all 'round with minimal bogging, but is not CARB legal.


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Injen gains high end, loses low end
AEM gains low, not as much as high
TPR gains high and low

CARB only applies to CA...hes in RI.

Last edited by Easy_C; Nov 5, 2004 9:09am.

TPR Intake! - Injens high end with AEM's low end and NO BOGGING!
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I have an AEM on my cleica and i got a huge gain ( 12 hp ). Mind you it is a Japanese model and the AEM setup is different for my model. thumbsup

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i say everyone wait till TPR gets their shit goin, then you can decide.
i'm just going to wait and get other things and put a new intake aside.


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Originally Posted by ArumnDark
And of course it will be brought up that TPR gives better gains all 'round with minimal bogging
TPR causes NO bogging or CELs at all. That was the whole point of the design. wink

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I love my TPR intake,

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Originally Posted by VSGTS14
i say everyone wait till TPR gets their shit goin, then you can decide.
i'm just going to wait and get other things and put a new intake aside.

Me 2, got to have it thumbsup


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