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102596, header or AEM intake? Posted by 99blackclipse, Jan-08-07 02:35 PM
Im planning on buying one of the two, AEM CAI good condition, New header from ebay. The intake i might get from a member here :) but the header are from ebay.
heres the header i would be getting.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/95-99-Eclipse-Non-Turbo-Header-T304-Stainless-Steel_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33631QQihZ014QQitemZ330070471071QQrdZ1
Thanks for the advice :D
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102597, RE: header or AEM intake? Posted by Slo2g, Jan-08-07 03:16 PM
I noticed a bigger difference with a header. Just my .02
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102598, RE: header or AEM intake? Posted by python6586, Jan-08-07 04:21 PM
Go with the intake..........lol
honestly though, it really depends on what your other mods are, if this is going to be your first mod, i would get the cai, if you have an exhaust already then maybe go with the header,
i've been out of the n/a mods for awhile now but the only concern other than the price i have with that header (usually pay for what you get) is that the downpipe is a slip fit, which in the past i have found not to be the most reliable ( leak wise ) i prefer the flanged fitting yet some people will swear by the slip fit, to each his own.
 Mods: CAI, OBX exhaust, Grillcraft grills, altezzas, ard ryver g6 17's wrapped w/ falken's, VIS racing c.f hood, 2 12" kicker comp's w/pioneer h.u, streetglow blue undercars, red dash kit, indiglo guages, n other shit
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102602, RE: header or AEM intake? Posted by DR1665, Jan-09-07 05:26 AM
First thing I would do is search the BST section here on 2GNT for someone selling either. Neither is going to really provide gains I would pay more than $75 for.
We've gone over this time and again. There's less than 10whp to be had from both. A header will improve mid- to top-end performance and an intake is an intake. I live in Phoenix, where it almost never rains, but I wouldn't use a full CAI. That's hydrolock just waiting to happen.
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102606, RE: header or AEM intake? Posted by djtrickee, Jan-09-07 10:26 AM
Originally posted by DR1665 That's hydrolock just waiting to happen.
For a rare few. I ran one for years here in colorado with snow, rain, sleet, puddles, ponds etc. with no problems. But to each his own...
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102609, RE: header or AEM intake? Posted by cougar694u, Jan-09-07 12:57 PM
Forget the AEM, buy a cheap ebay header (as you linked above) & and a cheap Short Ram intake, or a cold air that doesn't go all the way down.
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