RAI to CAI
Right now I have a K&N FIPK RAI on the 04 gt. I want to try a fenderwell CAI. Is there somewhere I can just buy the extra elbow and bracket that I would need to just tack onto my RAI to put it in the fender?
I am assuming maybe autozone or some local place might have what I want, but I am not sure exactly what I would need. What extra parts do you think I would need? |
There's no reason to do that a RAI and CAI are the same exact thing and the RAI is much more convenient
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Don't waste your time. You will experience no difference. The only thing that will change is you will have a hell of a time getting your air filter off.
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why would they offer two different things if they were the same? My RAI doesn't even have a heatshield thing.
I think I might do it anyway just to see for myself. Could anyone offer advice as to what parts I would need or would it be more convenient to just buy that cold air kit on AM for $85? I appreciate your views on the topic but I want something to do on my car. |
Originally Posted by Danimal1209
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why would they offer two different things if they were the same? My RAI doesn't even have a heatshield thing.
I think I might do it anyway just to see for myself. Could anyone offer advice as to what parts I would need or would it be more convenient to just buy that cold air kit on AM for $85? I appreciate your views on the topic but I want something to do on my car. |
Then whats the point of a CAI? If an RAI's air is just as cold then why have a cai instead of a rai?
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they're all CAI that's why we brought up it will make no difference. The Ram air is basically a shorty cold air intake. No matter what they are all taking in the same exact temperatured air (the temp it is outside)
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I think they offer the fender mounted intake for those who truly believe there will be a difference. Many people have seen from experience that there is no difference.
I wont tell you "dont do it" because it is your car. And i know how much fun it is to work on your own car. Im not sure if there is any parts readily available to convert a RAI to a fender mounted CAI. But if you have the creativity and money, make a write up! Im sure you will have fun with a custom job. Good luck! |
Post pics of under your hood maybe we can figure out whatcha might need for it to be converted.
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Shit I'd be happier with the RAI style, I have the fender style.
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autozone, pep boys, whatever you have local sells the elbows and intake peices.
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Ive had a JLT fender intake and and then got rid of the extra elbow and just did RAI because the fender intake is just a pain in the ass when you want to do anything with your filter or anything else. I would recommend staying with RAI but thats just my .02
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Originally Posted by Steven_s86
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Ive had a JLT fender intake and and then got rid of the extra elbow and just did RAI because the fender intake is just a pain in the ass when you want to do anything with your filter or anything else. I would recommend staying with RAI but thats just my .02
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I recommend doing it right the 1st time with JLT products and im a huge fan of the RAI. Granted mine is "homemade", the only other thing I would invest in is a "heatshield" to have the added weather protection.
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