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Old 09-21-2010, 12:45 PM
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R2c dyno is tomorrow. It'll be a little warmer, but it shouldn't matter that much. I'll update then!

amg... when you get an exhaust, you won't stop there! Once the bug bites, you're doomed! lol
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Originally Posted by RedG37SNC
So, given the choice would I buy this system again... probably not with systems like the Takeda at a much lower price. Will I seek to replace it with a Takeda.. no, it still works and does the job well.
Red, you even Pick the Takeda over the R2C considering it doesnt have the heat-shield option?
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Originally Posted by TEAMMI
Red, you even Pick the Takeda over the R2C considering it doesnt have the heat-shield option?
From what I read, he'd definitely choose the R2c... as would I...
Old 09-22-2010, 11:05 PM
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Nope, check out his qoute...that's wat i was wonderin...
Old 09-23-2010, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by TEAMMI
Red, you even Pick the Takeda over the R2C considering it doesnt have the heat-shield option?
I doubt the heat shields are really needed at least in my neck of the woods and non-racing application. I like Takeda's under mounted MAF's. Filter quality not so sure about, R2C probably has a lead there but then it's also near $200 more... I'd probably go with Takeda for my application were it available at the time... but not like I'd sell the R2C for them.

As far as intakes go, there's no real difference between any of them other then sound between SRI and CAI on this engine IMO.

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Old 09-23-2010, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by TEAMMI
Nope, check out his qoute...that's wat i was wonderin...
Oh yeah... that part. lol

Thanks for clarifying, Red!
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Leaning toward getting in on group buy but will my engine be running lean if I don't get a tune and what are the long term implications if I don't?
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No. You will be just fine.
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Originally Posted by efuseakay
No. You will be just fine.
Honestly the tiny bit that your engine may be running a little, and I mean a little lean may take an insignificant amount of life from your motor. Headers would cause it to run more lean. You should be just fine without a tune. I have the R2C intakes and tuned, and before my tune the tuner informed me that these intakes hardly cause the engine to run lean enough to cause any negative effects.
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R2c

Thanks for the input guys - I feel better now moving ahead. One more noobie type question, what is WAI?

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Old 09-27-2010, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by dwildemn
Thanks for the input guys - I feel better now moving ahead. One more noobie type question, what is WAI?
Do you mean: CAI = Cold Air Intake?

I don't know what WAI is...
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Wai

Referred to in posts 15 and 24. Maybe an inside joke?
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warm air intake as opposed to cold air intake
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Wai

Duh - thanks.
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Originally Posted by dwildemn
Duh - thanks.
Personally I think CAI's are overated... check out Intake air temp on R2C's. Does take much forward motion to drop it down to what a CAI would produce anyway.



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