Cold Air Intake
07-17-2008 | 02:11 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
The MOPAR unit is also a less desirable two piece unit, composed of a metal tub and a rubber extension, unlike the C & L.
If you like the C&L, I guess you could just buy a K&N filter from Auto Zone and drop it in the stock box, unless you just have to have a cast aluminum tube clamped to your stock parts.
I am going with the Mopar and I think the K&N CAI is just as good. They both replace the stock air box, which is this point, isnt it?
Dave
07-17-2008 | 04:45 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
ORIGINAL: DiamDave
Just looked at Mopar, K&N and C&L. The C&L is also a metal tube with rubber clamped on ends. Unlike the other two, the C&L utilizes the stock air box.
If you like the C&L, I guess you could just buy a K&N filter from Auto Zone and drop it in the stock box, unless you just have to have a cast aluminum tube clamped to your stock parts.
I am going with the Mopar and I think the K&N CAI is just as good. They both replace the stock air box, which is this point, isnt it?
Dave
The MOPAR unit is also a less desirable two piece unit, composed of a metal tub and a rubber extension, unlike the C & L.
If you like the C&L, I guess you could just buy a K&N filter from Auto Zone and drop it in the stock box, unless you just have to have a cast aluminum tube clamped to your stock parts.
I am going with the Mopar and I think the K&N CAI is just as good. They both replace the stock air box, which is this point, isnt it?
Dave
07-17-2008 | 05:22 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
I dont have numbers on the C&L, but the Mopar CAI makes just under 26 HP over stock, and the K&N made just over 31 HP. It's only slightly less then 6HP, but for about half the money It was not a hard desision. The CAI, exhaust and tune, and I will see close to 500 HP at the crank.
07-17-2008 | 05:29 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
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I dont have numbers on the C&L, but the Mopar CAI makes just under 26 HP over stock, and the K&N made just over 31 HP. It's only slightly less then 6HP, but for about half the money It was not a hard desision. The CAI, exhaust and tune, and I will see close to 500 HP at the crank.
I dont have numbers on the C&L, but the Mopar CAI makes just under 26 HP over stock, and the K&N made just over 31 HP. It's only slightly less then 6HP, but for about half the money It was not a hard desision. The CAI, exhaust and tune, and I will see close to 500 HP at the crank.
07-17-2008 | 06:27 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
This may be trivial, but I think the blue mopar air filter looks prettier than the rust colored air filters of the other brands.
I think the mopar pipe looks good too, even if it is two pieces.
I think the mopar pipe looks good too, even if it is two pieces.
07-18-2008 | 10:14 AM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
I found a great discussion about the benefits of the C & L cai. See:
http://www.lxforums.com/board/showthread.php?t=98913
http://www.lxforums.com/board/showthread.php?t=98913
07-19-2008 | 04:37 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intake
keep it factory....i know first hand if you don't the first thing the dealer will do is blame a engine problem on after Market stuff.
your choice...if you want to save a buck it may cost you in the future....
i am sure all of them fuction the same....i have the mopar on mine and it looks good under the hood
your choice...if you want to save a buck it may cost you in the future....
i am sure all of them fuction the same....i have the mopar on mine and it looks good under the hood
