Has anyone seen the 2001 Civic EX MT AEM cai dyno results yet???(Here they are)

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06-08-2002

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Has anyone seen the 2001 Civic EX MT AEM cai dyno results yet???

Click here for the dyno results

If this is right they averaged the three most consistant dyno results and came up with an average of an 8.9 hp increase over stock. Im not sure but I think these are new results on the site. If Im wrong sorry for wasting your time.

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Is that just the intake or is that with other mods??

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is it from the aem site? if it is, then you know it's a big fat lie

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Yea thats from the AEM website..

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hahahaha HOLY smokies mad power
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well everyone is advertising that they can give out mad power than competitors lolz

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thats pretty funny.. i just put mine back to stock yesterday and it felt like it pulled more than the intake. kinda sad if you ask me. friggin 200 bucks for a deep noise at 4000 + rpms..

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Look at the graph carefully. See what it says? AEM CAS Corrected Horsepower? AEM CAS Corrected Torque? Ask AEM to define those and you'll see they're doing their best to make it seem like you're getting a huge improvement in horsepower and torque when in fact you're not.