What Do You Think??????
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What Do You Think??????
Ok guys and gals I have a 2008 FX4 SCREW, I currently have the Airaid Jr, and i was wondering if it would be worth spending a little extra money to get the full Airaid CAI or even a K&N CAI? Will I see a noticeable increase in HP/Trq and MPGs? Let me know what you think, thank you in advance.
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Originally Posted by FX4HAWAII
Ok guys and gals I have a 2008 FX4 SCREW, I currently have the Airaid Jr, and i was wondering if it would be worth spending a little extra money to get the full Airaid CAI or even a K&N CAI? Will I see a noticeable increase in HP/Trq and MPGs? Let me know what you think, thank you in advance.
Jerry
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Slight increase in throttle response and cool sound at wot, which I don't do very often. A programmer is more worth it than a cai. Not sure what the Jr. Intake is, but the gotts mod and a programmer would be better than a cai. Imo.
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Originally Posted by jerrybizzle
Slight increase in throttle response and cool sound at wot, which I don't do very often. A programmer is more worth it than a cai. Not sure what the Jr. Intake is, but the gotts mod and a programmer would be better than a cai. Imo.
Jerry
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To the op, it looks like the Jr already pulls the cold air out of the fender and looks like a better design then the k&n I have which isn't fully enclosed and pulls some air from the engine bay. I don't think u would be able to tell enough difference to make it worth it, but if you're set then go for it. U have the diablosport which has tunes for different cai's.