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What's up guys. I ditched the cold airs today. I was going to buy post MAF tubes but just made my own out of the AEMs. Going drop ins and getting retuned. What do you guys think, K&N or AFE dry? I can get the K&N's for 70 dollars down the street so I'm leaning towards that haha
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Originally Posted by Mkhlmnn
I am about to do a custom DIY intake and sell my K&N drop-ins with the filter oil if interested, PM me if you want any info.
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Those K&N's sound so good lol
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What's up guys. I ditched the cold airs today. I was going to buy post MAF tubes but just made my own out of the AEMs. Going drop ins and getting retuned. I was going to do some stillen gen 2s but decided not to waste my money since I'll be going boost in the next year or so anyway.
What do you guys think, K&N or AFE dry? I can get the K&N's for 70 dollars down the street so I'm leaning towards that haha
What do you guys think, K&N or AFE dry? I can get the K&N's for 70 dollars down the street so I'm leaning towards that haha
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Slightly. Better flowing filters and the MAF tubes are an upgrade over the stock. They're thicker than the rubber OEM, have heat-resistant embedded fibers, and do away with the accordion ripple for smoother air flow....
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Hmmm, not sure if I want MAF tubes with R2C drops ins, or just get R2C intakes. I want the noise increase of intakes (looking for a growl) but I don't want to lose performance. (Not a fan of long tube CAI)
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Anyone here rocking those spaceship looking Blitz intakes with ARC pipes?
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I doubt you'll lose any significant performance with the R2Cs