I want a intake that wont throw codes or rub on anything, i keep hearing about the K&N that its good and the aem dry flow filters, anyone else have any suggestions?

 

There is a sticky on intakes check there. I had the cobalt-addiction cai, it didnt throw cels, but check the sticky.

 

air box mod w/ the AEM dryflow... FTW
great low $$$ solution

 

i swear by my Fujita. I've had it for about 4 months now and about 9,000 miles and i have had zero problems with it. Don't listen to everyone about fitment issues. If you take the time and do the install right and get it all lined up it will fit perfectly.

also, i have an interesting theory on the whole intake CEL thing. the common code is a P0171 or P0174. Both i believe are lean codes. (i'm certain the P0174 is a lean code because i had it.) i noticed that shortly after I installed my CAI, I got a CEL. I checked it out and all looked good and i cleared the code. 3 days later, the code came back again! so i do a little investigating and i take the filter off the intake tube and notice that the MAF has a little bit of moisture on it. then it hit me that it had rained the same day or the day before i got the codes. I dried the filter and MAF and then bought a K&N drycharger to prevent excess moisture from getting through the filter and to the MAF. Sure enough, 3 months and thousands of miles later, i no longer get a CAI related CEL.

Moral of the story, get a Drycharger or a Hydroshield for your filters!

 

We dont hear of anyone with CEL and INJEN, K&N on the 2.0 back in the day had some, but we have not hear of anything of recent CEL's

 

K&N here, no problems at all.

 

i have the injen cai, and it has never thrown a cel. it sounds amazing, fits even better.