Dry flow or oil based cold air intake?
06-11-2008, 11:31 PM
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Dry flow or oil based cold air intake?
So I'm alittle new with dry flow intakes?
Which works better dry flow or oil based?
Which is easier to keep clean?
Where do you find dry flow cold air intake?
Whats the benfits of having a dry flow intake?
any info will help thanks
Which works better dry flow or oil based?
Which is easier to keep clean?
Where do you find dry flow cold air intake?
Whats the benfits of having a dry flow intake?
any info will help thanks
06-11-2008, 11:42 PM
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i know dude. i have been having the biggest headaches these last couple of weeks. where the **** are all of these noobs coming from! they are swarming all of the sudden. everyone else notices this right?
So I'm alittle new with dry flow intakes? yes you are
Which works better dry flow or oil based? dry flow IMO
Which is easier to keep clean?dry flow IMO, but i would never clean an air filter. i always replace with anew one
Where do you find dry flow cold air intake? summit racing for the dry flow by itself or AEM intake system
Whats the benfits of having a dry flow intake? its dry and allows more air to pass through. oil collects stuff yes, but it builds up faster cause of the oil and decreases performance overtime
any info will help thanks? your welcome
question for you... did you search?
So I'm alittle new with dry flow intakes? yes you are
Which works better dry flow or oil based? dry flow IMO
Which is easier to keep clean?dry flow IMO, but i would never clean an air filter. i always replace with anew one
Where do you find dry flow cold air intake? summit racing for the dry flow by itself or AEM intake system
Whats the benfits of having a dry flow intake? its dry and allows more air to pass through. oil collects stuff yes, but it builds up faster cause of the oil and decreases performance overtime
any info will help thanks? your welcome
question for you... did you search?
06-12-2008, 07:44 AM
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i know dude. i have been having the biggest headaches these last couple of weeks. where the **** are all of these noobs coming from! they are swarming all of the sudden. everyone else notices this right?
So I'm alittle new with dry flow intakes? yes you are
Which works better dry flow or oil based? dry flow IMO
Which is easier to keep clean?dry flow IMO, but i would never clean an air filter. i always replace with anew one
Where do you find dry flow cold air intake? summit racing for the dry flow by itself or AEM intake system
Whats the benfits of having a dry flow intake? its dry and allows more air to pass through. oil collects stuff yes, but it builds up faster cause of the oil and decreases performance overtime
any info will help thanks? your welcome
question for you... did you search?
So I'm alittle new with dry flow intakes? yes you are
Which works better dry flow or oil based? dry flow IMO
Which is easier to keep clean?dry flow IMO, but i would never clean an air filter. i always replace with anew one
Where do you find dry flow cold air intake? summit racing for the dry flow by itself or AEM intake system
Whats the benfits of having a dry flow intake? its dry and allows more air to pass through. oil collects stuff yes, but it builds up faster cause of the oil and decreases performance overtime
any info will help thanks? your welcome
question for you... did you search?
haha, all the SS/SC owners are buying TC's, and all the newbs are buying the SS/SC's haha.
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