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    what cold ait intake is best

    short or long cold intake was thinking of getting it after i fixed my oil leak and power steering leak
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    i say they all do the same thing, but i like the cold air over the short ram. could depend on where you live to if it rains alot a cold air could get enough water in it to really mess things up. but thats just me.
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      #3
      yeah i live in New Orleans......i was thinking a AEM or K&N shorth Ram what brand u think is best

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        #4
        k&n for accords? i didnt kno they made one but their filters are real good.
        over all i would go with an aem one tho. thats what i rock

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          search is your best friend..

          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=56646

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            I think they all pretty much the same junk...the stock one works well and wont make that silly sound all those cold air and short rams make. I tried a one or two back to back(butt dyno) with the stock one all I could tell was the other ones made enough noise to raise the dead. Anyhoo be carefull with the cold air intakes most are mounted way to low...one deep puddle and youll be riding the bus. If that worries you there is a company named PRM(www.prmracing.com) that makes a filter that doesnt mount on the end of the intake at the bottom of the fender...mounts inline...so the intake pipe sits at the top of the fender but outside the engine bay. Worked great with my subaru...noisy car.

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              Originally posted by abs-lsd View Post
              I think they all pretty much the same junk...the stock one works well and wont make that silly sound all those cold air and short rams make. I tried a one or two back to back(butt dyno) with the stock one all I could tell was the other ones made enough noise to raise the dead. Anyhoo be carefull with the cold air intakes most are mounted way to low...one deep puddle and youll be riding the bus. If that worries you there is a company named PRM(www.prmracing.com) that makes a filter that doesnt mount on the end of the intake at the bottom of the fender...mounts inline...so the intake pipe sits at the top of the fender but outside the engine bay. Worked great with my subaru...noisy car.
              Amen bro

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                Originally posted by casterX View Post
                search is your best friend..

                http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=56646
                ebay cold air piping FTW. I rock an AEM short ram myself, but the tubing all does the same thing. In theory the cold air is supposed to give you more power by sucking in cooler temperature air into the cylinders. And if you are worried about sucking up some water because you live in a somewhat rainy / wet place, there's nothing a nice bypass valve won't fix. Can you tell a difference between the two intakes? I would say not. But to have the right mind set, I would go:

                ebay cold air with your choice of above compared filters.

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                  #9
                  i have a short ram.. yesterday was pouring and there was a flood up my block thank GOD my cb7 was parked since last wk since the headers broke but if i would have had a cold air intake all hell would have broke loose lmao

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                    #10
                    i have a cai but since i live in canada and we get alot of snow i just take the bottom half off in the winter and make it into a sri.

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