short ram: because i got it for free!!!
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For the most part you all have caught on without this post, but there have been a few habitual offenders that forced me to say this.
Everyone will get a couple of warnings from here on out, after that I just start deleting threads.
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Cold Air vs. Short Ram ....
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If people not gonna answer than just don't bother to post :P Everyone knows how to search, well not all, but the fact is, a lot, and I mean a lot of the threads get hijacked along the way, or the BS over takes it, or there simply isn't a final to it. If it has been covered so many times, why not make it a sticky??
The fact is, no one is and or can really tell you an EXACT answer. Both has its pros and cons, however if you are going HARD CORE track, I would guess the most simplest answer would be CAI because it is BETTER.
I currently just added a CONE HEAD FILTER to my STOCK TUBING, but I find that I might just go back to the STOCK BOX. The BS sound of it revving and making NOISE doesn't matter to me anymore .. :Phahahahah
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Originally posted by FishyManIf people not gonna answer than just don't bother to post :P Everyone knows how to search, well not all, but the fact is, a lot, and I mean a lot of the threads get hijacked along the way, or the BS over takes it, or there simply isn't a final to it. If it has been covered so many times, why not make it a sticky??
The fact is, no one is and or can really tell you an EXACT answer. Both has its pros and cons, however if you are going HARD CORE track, I would guess the most simplest answer would be CAI because it is BETTER.
I currently just added a CONE HEAD FILTER to my STOCK TUBING, but I find that I might just go back to the STOCK BOX. The BS sound of it revving and making NOISE doesn't matter to me anymore .. :P
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Lets try to stay in topic.
EDIT*: LOL forgot to add my Opinion.
Well, right now i got a short ram....when i bought it i thought it was
more practical to have it.
But i think imma switch to Cold Air, test that out...AEM bypass and im good.Last edited by JaK FRoSTWhiTE; 12-07-2005, 12:10 AM.
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Originally posted by 91accord4dooractually i have explained the pros and cons of both so much that its all over the site. so why keep posting it?
People will still post because its just the nature of things. Like I said, a lot of the posts may or may not helpful. I am not just talking about CAI vs. SR, but a lot of other things as well.
Then of course there are times when people have emergencies and would like an answer quick and responsive rather than sift for gold; if you know what I mean.
Stickies are useful and it can definately do a lot more good than harm. It's all good though, whether or not a FAQ or STICKY would occur is not up to me. But I'm just saying..hahahahah
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