Best cai?
07-28-2012, 12:47 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by smd5231
Number 10 issue of 'TRUCKIN' magazine had an ad by BANKS where they showed some interesting numbers for AIR DENSITY GAIN. According to the ad, this gain equals gain in horse power and efficiency.
Banks +5.4%
AIRAID +4.2"
Afe Stage I +4.1%
Volant +3.4%
Bullydog Rapid Flow +2.6%
Afe Stage II +2.6%
I'm glad I have the Airraid!
Banks +5.4%
AIRAID +4.2"
Afe Stage I +4.1%
Volant +3.4%
Bullydog Rapid Flow +2.6%
Afe Stage II +2.6%
I'm glad I have the Airraid!
07-28-2012, 12:59 AM
#12
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Banks is definitely the top but It's pretty expensive. I like Airaid and Volant. I suggest this to everyone looking at CAI so I'll give the the same suggestion, look at trying the Gotts mod. But if you are set on an aftermarket then go for it 
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07-28-2012, 06:39 AM
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Mark
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AIRAID same one Jack Roush uses...
07-28-2012, 07:15 AM
#15
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Lol an ad paid for by banks is obviously going to rate theirs as number one. I'd do a little more research then just looking at an ad in truckin' lol
07-28-2012, 09:54 AM
#16
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Originally Posted by eej711
Banks is definitely the top but It's pretty expensive. I like Airaid and Volant. I suggest this to everyone looking at CAI so I'll give the the same suggestion, look at trying the Gotts mod. But if you are set on an aftermarket then go for it
07-28-2012, 10:11 AM
#17
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Here is the how to on here. There are other how to's on google.
https://www.f150forum.com/f4/gotts-i...ication-33219/
What it does is make the inlet of the stock CAI wider so there isn't a restrictor at the very beginning of the intake. It is very cheap to do (about $6) and you can add an aftermarket air filter in to make it better. I suggest it because its cheap. You won't get the same effect from it like you will a full aftermarket intake but its just my 2 cents.
https://www.f150forum.com/f4/gotts-i...ication-33219/
What it does is make the inlet of the stock CAI wider so there isn't a restrictor at the very beginning of the intake. It is very cheap to do (about $6) and you can add an aftermarket air filter in to make it better. I suggest it because its cheap. You won't get the same effect from it like you will a full aftermarket intake but its just my 2 cents.
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