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this might sound stupid but i was wondering, what is the difference between an auto CAI and a manual CAI??

 
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different mounting points

 
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on the auto it has it on both tubes right? and on a stick it is only on one tube? is that how it is? anyway a different mounting point costs roughly 50 bucks more?? that sux but the knowledge was good to know.

 
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err..i think they cost the same for both auto and stick shift. for retail Injen at least, they cost the same, unless you are buying it from somewhere else, then i am not sure

 
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its pretty much different mounting points. if you tried to put an Injen CAI for a manual into an auto, it will not fit because the auto tranny gets in the way. both Injen CAI's are 2 piece.

 
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Which intake are you looking at, anyway? I suppose that's the only difference for all the brands, though. Even though the intakes are all a bit different, the mounting points in all the autos are going to be constant. . .and the ones in the manuals will be constant. Just all depends on how that particular brand makes it work, I guess.

 
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the only company that makes a CAI for the auto is Injen

 
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i got a CAI from ebay for 15 buck shipped a while ago. how could i resist! i asked the guy and he said that it does fit an auto. i was only 15 bucks!! wut could i possibly lose?? so will it fit? i can get a pic of it if it would help. just say so

 
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In the auto there's only one mounting point (on the second tube that the filter attaches to). I just got my Injen CAI for my auto.

Edit: The one mounting point on the second tube is for the Injen CAI. I'm not sure about the other brands.

 
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I'm pretty sure it'll fit (I think). There are members on this site who have bought CAI's from eBay.

 
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o yeah i forget to add that i have an auto

 
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not sure. probably has different mounting points.
15 bucks try it..