I'm new to 2gnt so don't get mad if this is not in the right place. Have you all heard of the v2 intake. Well they say that its only for manual transmission only. Do you think that i can put it in my automatic. It shouldn't matter because the transmission doesn't affect the intake, right. Thanks.
#52972, "RE: AEM v2 cold air intake..." In response to Reply # 0 Jun-10-03 03:14 PM by juggalo
i think it might be because the V2 intake is fatter than the original AEM CAI, i'm sure you could make it work but it might take alot. i have a MT so i can't say for sure. i would say just to be safe, get a CAI from www.meganracing.com they are exactly like the AEM (V1) but under $70 shipped.
#52974, "RE: AEM v2 cold air intake..." In response to Reply # 1
some of the guys from dsmtuners were able to fit the v2 on there auto so you should be able to. i'd do some more searching first. later
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#62126, "RE: AEM v2 cold air intake..." In response to Reply # 0
Can anyone verify if this is true or false please, cuz im planning to buy a aem v2 this week as a birthday gift for myself... and i have a 99 mitsubishi gs with auto tranny, and i hope it goes with it.
#62134, "RE: AEM v2 cold air intake..." In response to Reply # 3
I don't know why they said that about autos. I have a manual, mind you, but there is SO much clearance around the v2 it's not even funny. Unless the auto transmission extends another foot or so in front of where the manual goes, you won't have a problem IMO. this intake doesn't even rub against the battery tie down like other cai's I've seen. My guess is it will be okay, but I can't be for sure
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