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    Question about Short Ram

    So, I'm thinking of buying a short ram intake and was wondering if i def needed a new exhaust for the short ram to do its job right. i heard that this is true and im sure you guys would know so hit me back. thanks
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    It wouldn't hurt but its not absolutely necessary either. I'd get a CAI btw. A short ram won't do a whole lot for performance.

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      #3
      Originally posted by NutBucket
      It wouldn't hurt but its not absolutely necessary either. I'd get a CAI btw. A short ram won't do a whole lot for performance.
      In all honesty a CAI offers no real improvement over a shortram. AEM's CAI only shows a 3-4hp increase at around 4K rpm threw the rest of the power band they are equal, other then that no other differences between the shortram.
      My unupdate website Speedworx-online.com, lol. <click here>.

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        #4
        thanks for your input guys. just wanted to make sure before i went out and bought a $400+ cat back, if it was absolutely necessary.

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          #5
          I'd get cams before putting $100 on an intake. Supposedly you can get a Delta regrind for less shipped. AND you don't have to worry about tickets...until emissions time. Just a thought.


          Originally posted by lordoja
          im with you on that one bro! aint nothing beat free food and drinks any day of the week, even if its at a funeral

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            #6
            The cam may not do too well without a larger intake and exhaust, I have both, and the damn thing still seems starved for air. After those two mods though, it's definately worth looking into.
            1992 Accord EX Coupe
            Shortram Intake
            Matrix Coilovers
            Front + Rear Strut Braces
            Custom 2.25 Exhaust
            Flowmaster 60 Series Muffler
            Delta 272 Regrind
            Slammed, Stripped, And Loud

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