Question about Takeda CAI
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U can still use separate filters for it. I'd rather not waste my time enlarging the ducts if it's just minimal power difference. There's a thread of someone here using Takeda intakes with two K&N filters. But if u wanna spend more time on it that's fine too. It didn't bother me much so I didn't touch the ducts. And on top of that the Takeda is cheaper by at least a Benjamin
Yeah, I saw the thread where a member added 2 filters to the Takeda. Very nice. He had to try a couple different sizes, but he ended up with a great fit.
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Originally Posted by ANMVQ
You can use sperate filter for Takeda, I do 
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Originally Posted by Kris9884
Wow those are great numbers, 34whp for CAI and exhaust! Did you run the baseline on the same dyno?
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Yes there are water shields got them off amazon
Just installed titanium heat wrap for the intakes to help with the heat in the engine bay!
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Originally Posted by PNW_IPL
I like it i did the same to my Z now gonna do the G.
