Fujita vs. K&N CAI
Fujita vs. K&N CAI
Just wondering what everyone thinks...
I've been a die hard fan of K&N forever and I have always had great results with their products...After comparing the dyno results however the Fujita claims better results...Just wondering what everyone else thought before I make a purchase...thanks
I've been a die hard fan of K&N forever and I have always had great results with their products...After comparing the dyno results however the Fujita claims better results...Just wondering what everyone else thought before I make a purchase...thanks
Both are too new to tell. Looks like the K and N has a smaller intake tube, I am not sure if this is directly correlated to the larger powerband or not, on the Fujita or not. Eh whats the difference in price a few quid, go for whatever one you want, heck you get a hat and a duffle bag with the Fujita lol.
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i would really like to know witch one is better for real.... cuz id the fujita one is betetr for the 100 $ mroe then why not get that one... but if its only a lil more then the K&N then i would not watse the money
this is off the topic kindaa.. I was wandering if any1 had bought a CAI from MAximun Boost and if you think thats worth buying.. or if I should buy another one.. Im too lazy to search the forums right now becuase my comp is really slow at the moment lol.. thanks
Originally Posted by KangolRiot
this is off the topic kindaa.. I was wandering if any1 had bought a CAI from MAximun Boost and if you think thats worth buying.. or if I should buy another one.. Im too lazy to search the forums right now becuase my comp is really slow at the moment lol.. thanks
Originally Posted by Sarbae
Okay then we'll just search the forums for you because none of the rest of us are lazy. 
I noticed from the Fujita website .. there warranty was telling about how they recomend taking of the CAI in very wet conditions and things like that so I was wandering if you think its pretty much the same thing for any other CAI or if others just are build better for such weather conditions...
"WARRANTY
Fujita Air warrants the product for replacement or repair of parts and/or workmanship for a period of ten years. Polishing is not warranted and will require touchup.
These warranties are made exclusively to the original customer presenting proof of purchase. These warranties do not include wear and tear or damages caused by misuse or abuse.
Fujita Air does not assume any liability for damages to the engine due to water entering the motor through the intake system. Fujita Air recommends the removal of the air intake system during any wet conditions. Some parts maybe used for off-road vehicle use only and may never be used on a California road or highway. "
"WARRANTY
Fujita Air warrants the product for replacement or repair of parts and/or workmanship for a period of ten years. Polishing is not warranted and will require touchup.
These warranties are made exclusively to the original customer presenting proof of purchase. These warranties do not include wear and tear or damages caused by misuse or abuse.
Fujita Air does not assume any liability for damages to the engine due to water entering the motor through the intake system. Fujita Air recommends the removal of the air intake system during any wet conditions. Some parts maybe used for off-road vehicle use only and may never be used on a California road or highway. "
Originally Posted by KangolRiot
I noticed from the Fujita website .. there warranty was telling about how they recomend taking of the CAI in very wet conditions and things like that so I was wandering if you think its pretty much the same thing for any other CAI or if others just are build better for such weather conditions...
"WARRANTY
Fujita Air warrants the product for replacement or repair of parts and/or workmanship for a period of ten years. Polishing is not warranted and will require touchup.
These warranties are made exclusively to the original customer presenting proof of purchase. These warranties do not include wear and tear or damages caused by misuse or abuse.
Fujita Air does not assume any liability for damages to the engine due to water entering the motor through the intake system. Fujita Air recommends the removal of the air intake system during any wet conditions. Some parts maybe used for off-road vehicle use only and may never be used on a California road or highway. "
"WARRANTY
Fujita Air warrants the product for replacement or repair of parts and/or workmanship for a period of ten years. Polishing is not warranted and will require touchup.
These warranties are made exclusively to the original customer presenting proof of purchase. These warranties do not include wear and tear or damages caused by misuse or abuse.
Fujita Air does not assume any liability for damages to the engine due to water entering the motor through the intake system. Fujita Air recommends the removal of the air intake system during any wet conditions. Some parts maybe used for off-road vehicle use only and may never be used on a California road or highway. "
damn this is going to heat up till we get some real results, im in the market too for a CIA and was leaning towards KnN cause they have been here so long but now i just dont know. im trying to weigh the hp increase vs the rain puddles problem vs CEL vs price. just need the all around best CAI.
arrival blue 06,ss, g85 bitches
arrival blue 06,ss, g85 bitches
Say there is a 4 whp difference between the two intakes...with the fujita coming out on top. But, you buy the K&N. Now you have $100+ extra dollars that you saved from buying the cheaper intake to spend on more go-fast goodies. The Fujita is priced way too high, buy the K&N.



