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intake for GT
#363871 Jan 2, 10:44am
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bluedragon32k
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dont wanna sound stupid but what is the differnce between a cold air intake and a short ram intake, and which brand is better, aem or injen?

Re: intake for GT
bluedragon32k #363872 Jan 2, 1:57pm
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blackcel
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Cold air goes into your wheel well, and short ram will sit right behind your headlight i think. Aem is better imo, but aem doesnt make a short ram for our cars yet.

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Re: intake for GT
blackcel #363873 Jan 2, 2:03pm
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YBLEGAL
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I think the AEM is better too, and I wouldnt even bother trying to get a short ram. Get a cold air. thumbsup
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