OBX racing short ram intake....
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if you have an auto, ANY intake setup helps greatly... for manuals, the improvement is minimal.
either way, there isn't much difference between brands (AEM/Injen/OBX/etc.)... they all work the same way.
either way, there isn't much difference between brands (AEM/Injen/OBX/etc.)... they all work the same way.
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[hr]Originally posted by: bhayes82
if you have an auto, ANY intake setup helps greatly... for manuals, the improvement is minimal.
either way, there isn't much difference between brands (AEM/Injen/OBX/etc.)... they all work the same way.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: bhayes82
if you have an auto, ANY intake setup helps greatly... for manuals, the improvement is minimal.
either way, there isn't much difference between brands (AEM/Injen/OBX/etc.)... they all work the same way.[hr]
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but if its a good filter, then thats all good..
OBX's SRI is a replica of InJen's... which I liked just fine...
but for the sound, I rather have performance... so I got sick of the sound eventually and swapped my stock intake back in, and sold my SRI.
but if its a good filter, then thats all good..
OBX's SRI is a replica of InJen's... which I liked just fine...
but for the sound, I rather have performance... so I got sick of the sound eventually and swapped my stock intake back in, and sold my SRI.
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