Air Intake Adapter
Air Intake Adapter
Hey I'm a newbe in the tampa bay area, I want to buy a intake for my 2003 oz but I can't find any intakes on ebay just AIR INTAKE ADAPTERS are these any good or should I just hold out for a full intake.
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Don't get the crap on ebay, go with either hks or injen. I have an injen so i'm partial to that, sounds and works great once you get your RPM's up
Hey I'm from St. Pete too.
Don't buy that eBay crap. Go with AEM cold air, but if you're worried about water (hasn't been much of a problem for most people) go with the RRM short ram.
Don't buy that eBay crap. Go with AEM cold air, but if you're worried about water (hasn't been much of a problem for most people) go with the RRM short ram.
It depends on the type of intake you want. The RRM intake is a short ram model. It will net minimal gain, but sound very nice and will protect you well from water ingestion.
A cold air, like the AEM or Injen models will provide better horsepower gains, but you risk water ingestion, and the install is more difficult.
I went with the RRM way back when, before it came with a heat shield. I recommend it.
A cold air, like the AEM or Injen models will provide better horsepower gains, but you risk water ingestion, and the install is more difficult.
I went with the RRM way back when, before it came with a heat shield. I recommend it.
I got a vibrant adapter from the autopart store. 4.5" opening, works great, you just have to make a bracket to hold your MAS in place. Mine is aluminum. I saw a plastic one with a 3" opening, but I figured the bigger the better
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omg is this turing into another intake thread there are scores of intake threads around the forum but to save you trouble its pritty much if you want cold air go with aem but if you want short ram go with rmr who uses a gaint heat sheild and the factory air scoop



