Af1 vs Cold air???
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I have no clue I'm totally new to this stuff one of my body told me to get a cold air intake I guess that's a af1 right? so airaid is a diffrent type of intake which is better the airaid or the af1 man im confused i need to go read up a little more...grrrr sorry if i sound like an idiot cause i em when it comes to this stuff...
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As far as I know, they are just different brands of basically the same thing, I am going to go with the AF1 in the future, probable with the stage one kit from Troyer Performance. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by Stunt101
nice bro thanks for your help I read both I'm learning thats for sure...I'm not sure if I should order the Af1 from that site or from ebay...what do you guys think?
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The AF1 is a cold air intake.
Have you done any other mods for performance yet?
I would not necassarily start with a cold air intake if you have no other mods. I would start with a custom tune as it is the most bang for the buck (Xcalibrator). Second would be between a performance exhaust (Magnaflow) and a cold air intake (AirRaid or AF1).
I highly reccomend that you talk to Mike Troyer at Troyer Perfromance before you do anything. He can guide you to the right direction.
Have you done any other mods for performance yet?
I would not necassarily start with a cold air intake if you have no other mods. I would start with a custom tune as it is the most bang for the buck (Xcalibrator). Second would be between a performance exhaust (Magnaflow) and a cold air intake (AirRaid or AF1).
I highly reccomend that you talk to Mike Troyer at Troyer Perfromance before you do anything. He can guide you to the right direction.
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I personally like the Volant cold air intake. It pulls cold air from the fender well and the grille. I've had mine for about a year now and I love it. Here is the link to where I bought it... http://www.lildevilmotorsports.com/p...oducts_id=2533
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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