hey did you guys happen to see the new weapon r intake for the aveo. i am very pleased that aftermarket companies are starting to jump on the bandwagon and make parts. anyways here is the link.
also it is cheaper then the AEM. http://weapon-r.com/english/index.ph...oducts_id=5450
$207 for a god damn short ram intake??? ill take the $230 aem COLD air intake anytime over this
> 2010 Mazdaspeed 3
- Fully built, GT35R, 500+ whp
> 2004 Hatchback 2.0L Turbocharged [RETIRED]
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yeah seems like a bit much, but that is just the MSRP. i found the intake for like 150 shipped.
not to bad at that price
I'll vouch for the AEM CAI, its expensive but for a reason, it's a beatiful piece of craftsmanship and made exactly and only for the Aveo. It also produces a very nice deep rich powerful tone.
true but i can make a just as useful cai for half the price.Originally Posted by thenixonyouth
thenixonyouth were you runing a short ram before you got the aem. i am debating on getting the aem one cause i already have a short ram, and i probley wonlt feel a diffrence from the intake i have and the aem. the only reason i would consider buying a name brand intake would be to support the car within the aftermarket world
youll get a slight difference in performance and in sound.
The differences between the short ram and cai are subtle but definitley there, especially when the cai acutally gets cold-air(winters starting to hit me) and both the low and high end is getting a very nice boost.
secret weapon SRI for the aveo isn't new... It's been around for a couple of years already.
then why hasnt anyone said anything?
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