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K&N Typhoon Short Ram
K&N Typhoon Short Ram
hey guys i could get a k&n typhoon short ram intake for very cheap i was searching around and the one thing i was seeing everyone was hating the price my question is
is the product a good short ram
or should i wait and buy a cold air thou i am thinking of putting a turbo in by summer time
do i lose power with the short ram or gain how does it work i know its been explained but i wasnt about to understand
also your opinions
thanks
is the product a good short ram
or should i wait and buy a cold air thou i am thinking of putting a turbo in by summer time
do i lose power with the short ram or gain how does it work i know its been explained but i wasnt about to understand
also your opinions
thanks
if you are planning on getting a turbo you wont be using that intake anymore.. unless you have the money to spend it probably isnt worth it... you could just get a mas adapter and a cone filter if you really wanna hear the noise the engine makes under stress and rpms
i am getting the intake for almost nothing money isnt the issue here performance and looks are
i want to make sure i put the intake in i will not lose any performance or anything i guess performance is more important then looks then
i want to make sure i put the intake in i will not lose any performance or anything i guess performance is more important then looks then
If you are thinking. "But Danno, I heat that a CAI is better then a SRI." then think again. wan't proof?
AEM CAI
K&N SRI
Now look at these. Yes AEM has the greatest tourque and HP gains overall. But look where the gains are. How long do you drive in that portion of the gear.
AEM CAI
3500 RPM is right at the begining of your next shift which is good but what happens after that. It drops below stock for almost 1000 RMP. It also drops below stock off the line.
K&N SRI
It never drops below stock and is a consistant gain all the way through the power band. Sure peek gain isnt as much but when your in the power band above 4000 RPM you have the CAI beat.
AEM CAI
K&N SRI
Now look at these. Yes AEM has the greatest tourque and HP gains overall. But look where the gains are. How long do you drive in that portion of the gear.
AEM CAI
3500 RPM is right at the begining of your next shift which is good but what happens after that. It drops below stock for almost 1000 RMP. It also drops below stock off the line.
K&N SRI
It never drops below stock and is a consistant gain all the way through the power band. Sure peek gain isnt as much but when your in the power band above 4000 RPM you have the CAI beat.
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Originally Posted by psionic98
if you are planning on getting a turbo you wont be using that intake anymore.. unless you have the money to spend it probably isnt worth it... you could just get a mas adapter and a cone filter if you really wanna hear the noise the engine makes under stress and rpms
Originally Posted by illuminati
will the k&n short ram intake for an oz model fit on an es does anyone know also
thanks
thanks
If you want a short ram pretty much all of them are basically the same, a mas adapter and a filter. Some have heat shields, metal piping etc. while others don't but its really not a big deal. Your gonna see like 4hp difference between them. K&N is a good intake though. My brother has one on his corolla and hes always liked it.
Just finised installing the K&N Typhoon Intake last night. It's good stuff. But I wouldn't recommend installing the pipe that came with it. You're only asking for less power
. After I reved the engine, it decrease the power then slowly climb back up. almost to the point where it want to stall the engine. I end up putting back the stock pipe, and man was I excited. turbo spooled quicker and the noise is much more audible. Still need to play around with my Greddy BOV a little.
Good luck!!!
Good luck!!!
evolcion he has a lancer es and you have a evo. the two are totally different. i have read a lot of posts about the k&n on evo's and it seems that they have a lot of problems with losing pwer, but for the regular lancer it works great, i know cause i have one. try to keep the apples with the apples, and the oranges with the oranges.
get it, but like the evo guy said, use the stock pipe. I used my stock pipe instead of the one that came with my intake and the rumble is louder and the engine feels much better in the RPM band of 3k - 6krpm.


