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Aug 10, 2003

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Question about SRI VS CAI

Is there really a 6hp and 4lb/ft torque difference between the SRI and the CAI?

Aug 10, 2003

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no and search.seriously
im not being an *** but this topic has been covered while ago.

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heres a serious question, is a sri better for low end power while a cai is better for high end power?

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heres a serious question, is a sri better for low end power while a cai is better for high end power?

its the other way.
sri=high end torque.
cai=low end torque

Aug 10, 2003

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thats totally wrong civicvtec1ps its wrong it goes like this
sri: torque
cai: horsepower

Please do not give out false information as they are misleading and wrong informative posts thanks. BTW u should try searching next time.

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actually elite..

after reading this thread that should not have been started in the first place, i've found that civicvtec1ps is correct...

sri is high end torque
cai is low end torque

thats just what has been covered many times on this forum that i can visibly seen of...

Ill let this thread stay open for discussion and arguements for damn sure!

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i did search....read many forums but i can't get one definite answer...just felt like asking again...thanks for the info though

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Oh jesus can we stop talking about SRIs and CAIs. Its a well known fact that SRIs transfer more applicable low end torque through the flex capacitor, which is unique to the design of the SRI, than do any of the high end CAIs.

Aug 11, 2003

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SRI's don't suck up water, CAI's do, thats about the only thing your gonna notice difference wise.

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Quote:

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i did search....read many forums but i can't get one definite answer...just felt like asking again...thanks for the info though

notice how you still are not, and never will get one definite answer. get whichever you like, it won't make any big difference.

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Oh jesus can we stop talking about SRIs and CAIs. Its a well known fact that SRIs transfer more applicable low end torque through the flex capacitor, which is unique to the design of the SRI, than do any of the high end CAIs.

you mean the FLUX capicator that allows our cars to reach warp 7?