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      Re: 2009 Ram air or Cold air intake???

      i did everything he did including the box in the fender well and it didnt take me 1.5 hours. So i imagine he did?




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      Re: 2009 Ram air or Cold air intake???

      Yours goes all the way down to where that box is since it's a CAI, so for you there isn't a way to avoid taking it out, rabbit. His is an SRI. I was just wondering if he went through the trouble of taking it out...
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      Re: 2009 Ram air or Cold air intake???

      Since I installed the air intake in the winter (snow) I didn’t have the chance to pull the resonator box out. I will be doing that this summer, as soon as I have the time. I plan to run a air flow tube up from the wheel well to the breather with the extra tubing I still have.
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      Re: 2009 Ram air or Cold air intake???

      I guess that will turn it into a semi-CAI... with the majority of the air still being taken from the engine bay... But you'll add a little bit of cold air from the fender area.
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      I'll keep it and add a turbo
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      Thats a very nice setup......sorry but does that do anything as far as performance that is noticeable?

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      the sri does improve flow, its better than stock, but if you ever stop and sit idle, heat soak is a bigger problem and can actually rob power. The solution to that is to add the second pipe and have a cai. All the gains, a LOT less heat soak. Just be sure to pair it up with a less restrictive muffler to give the engine the most flow in and out.






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