qr25de intake???

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nlzmo400r
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o.k, i want to buy a new intake, but i dont know if i should get a regular cold-air, short-ram, or front mount intake??, much less which brands, what are the pros and cons of each and which do u prefer?? thanx in advance guys


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OneFastStanza
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Cold Air is the only way to go. The Front mount intake is a gimmick and besides that since it looks kinda like a intercooler everybody will whore you calling rice.

The WAI will give a little bit of a gain but not as much as a Cold Air so I say go with Cold Air.

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I went warm air only because it was cheaper at the time. Cold Air will give you more low end off the line.

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thanx for the reply guys, i didnt think the front mounted one would make that much of a difference, jus curious, i jus wanted the best performer, any suggestions on brands, i know of most of the brands, but dont know which is best, i assume theres not much difference in any of them

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OneFastStanza
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I like the AEM intakes but Injen, Place Racing, and Hotshot are also good.

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from what ive heard AEM, and INJEN are top of the line so to speak


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