Shopping for a filter on a stick

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Shopping for a filter on a stick

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In the process of purchasing the perfect bolt-ons I have found myself in a quandary of sorts. I am looking for a good intake to complement my new purchases. Right now I have a HyTech header, a Buddy Club II exhaust, a J's Racing intake shroud, and a stock intake w/ a spoon drop-in filter. I have also removed the air control box... which I want to put back in b/c my car now sounds like crap in my opinion. So my question is what intake performs the best for the application?
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Post by Bbasso »

Either the Mugen, AEM CAI or the Comptech Icebox. Top three intakes that actually work.
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Post by SuckMyDOHC »

Bbasso wrote:Either the Mugen, AEM CAI or the Comptech Icebox. Top three intakes that actually work.
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Post by Todd00 »

Your complaining about intake noise, but yet you have a BC Spec II exhaust? lol.

I'm shocked you can even hear the motor.

But yes, the 3 intakes posted are the 3 that work best.
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Post by Markusirealius01 »

I agree. with above. Mugen would be a wise choice.
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Post by pskelly »

Granted I don't have an ITR but I have a comptech ice-box on my 97 ls and I love it. Its not super loud like the Injen CAI I had on my old Lancer(R.I.P.). I do have dreams about the Mugen intake though.
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Post by white rocket »

Mugen would be the best choice since you are looking for the "perfect" bolt-ons. The Icebox works just fine as well. I run it and have no complaints.
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Post by Dave_B »

Did someone say MUGEN???
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Dave_B wrote:Did someone say MUGEN???
:D i want MUGEN!!!
p.s. their US site is still underconstruction....so no ordering yet!!!
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NEVENCE7 wrote:
Dave_B wrote:Did someone say MUGEN???
:D i want MUGEN!!!
p.s. their US site is still underconstruction....so no ordering yet!!!
You're welcome 8) A lil over halfway down...
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Re: Shopping for a filter on a stick

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mugen is the best... but too MUCH $$$... i bought a injen CAI for only 260.. work good.. lolz
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Re: Shopping for a filter on a stick

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559type_r wrote:mugen is the best... but too MUCH $$$... i bought a injen CAI for only 260.. work good.. lolz
sorry but the word or expression as it may "lolz" is the dumbest thing i have ever heard of. mugen is top notch. u pay to play my friend
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