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Old 09-08-2009, 05:57 PM
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Fujita SRI vs AEM CAI

Which would perform better?

Fujita Short Ram Air Intake Infiniti G35 2003-2005


Price: $185.12

Fujita has leaped onto the sports-compact performance scene with their innovative air intake systems. Air intakes are their passion.

Fujita short-ram air intake systems feature light-weight 6061 T6 aluminum piping, Hose Techniques silicone hoses, and carbon-plated T-bolt clamps for durability and added strength. Each Fujita short-ram air intake system comes with the Fujita Super Flow high performance air filter.

For certain applications (see product notes below), the Fujita air intake features the uniquely designed Fujita Tornado. The Tornado is a non-moving turbine-shaped device which creates a vortex or swirling effect to the engine; the Tornado is located inside the intake tube. The result is improved air-flow into the engine’s combustion chamber, causing a more efficient mixture between air and fuel.

Product Features:

- Light-weight 6061 T6 aluminum intake tubing
- Hose Techniques silicone hose with Nomex
- Carbon plated T-bolt clamps for a tight fitting (unless linear clamps are required)
- Fujita Super Flow high performance air filter
- TIG welded aluminum bracket
- Rubber vibration mounts to reduce stress from engine vibration
- Stylish polished finish (except special editions)

Reference: Fujita air intake, Fujita intake, Fujita shortram intake, Fujita short ram intake, F5 air intake, F5 shortram intake, F5 short-ram intake

Notes: Rectangular Air Mass

AEM COLD AIR INTAKE SYSTEM Infiniti G35 2003-2006

Price: $293.63

AEM pioneered the Cold Air induction system for sport compact cars in 1994.

A Cold Air intake system relocates the filter outside of the engine compartment to deliver the coolest air inlet temperatures possible. Cooler air carries more oxygen, which translates into a more intense explosion in the combustion chamber to create more horesepower and torque. But that's only part of the power equation. Tuning the inlet pipe in length and diameter to match the engine's resonance helps move more air to the cylinders (think of your engine as a big air pump), and no company on the market can tune an inlet as well as we can. We also monitor fuel trim correction factors and all OBDII sensors during R&D to eliminate leaning the engine out and/or throwing a check engine light.

Our Cold Air systems are dyno-proven and tested against the competition to create more useable power than any other system of their kind. Every AEM Cold Air induction system features the highest standards of construction and we are so confident in their fit and performance that we guarantee them for the life of your vehicle. All AEM Cold Air systems are either 50-state legal or pending (excluding "Off Road" and "Hybrid" systems), include a lifetime DRYFLOW Synthetic air filter and come with a limited lifetime warranty.

Outperforms every other Cold Air system on the market
Manufactured and assembled in the USA
50-state legal or pending legality
Inlet constructed of lightweight aircraft aluminum and mandrel bent for maximum flow
Reinforced TIG-welded brackets and fittings deliver added durability
Utilizes a complete hardware kit with soft mounts for a guaranteed perfect fit
AEM’s lifetime DRYFLOW Synthetic air filter is 99.4% efficient, filters to one micron, and never needs filter oil!
Comprehensive installation instructions, decals and license plate frame included
Available powdercoated in red, blue or silver, or with a mirror-polished finish
Guaranteed for life
 
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Old 09-08-2009, 09:35 PM
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Man, I have the EXACT dilemma- only I'm looking @ the Injen CAI. From what I've read, the Fujita Ram is supposed to be pretty good. I'm looking to order tonite so I'm gonna do some research. I'll keep u posted-
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 09:37 AM
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no one has an opinion on this? That's hard to believe...
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 12:09 PM
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OEM or Stillen is best choice.

but choosing between those two I say Fuji short ram
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 01:10 PM
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i have the INJEN COLD AIR intake and i love it!!!! i had a jwt pop charger, but the sound wasnt there for me so i changed it not expecting any better performance but suprisingly i do feel a difference, more of a pull. the sound is the best part....this thing just growl from like 5000rpm on. at low rpm you do not here it. pretty much thats what i wanted, only when you get on the gas then the sound kicks in. oh, i have a 6 speed also, so i dont know how it would sound in an automatic. GL!
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 2QU1CK
i have the INJEN COLD AIR intake and i love it!!!! i

Oops. Thought you said Fujita not Injen.
 

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I've owned both and ran both for over 15Kmiles each w/ pics to prove

Didn't feel a gain or loss with either. Fujita was louder and easier to instal. AEM looks way better.

I don't like Injen.
 
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Originally Posted by officerdbag
Fujita was louder and easier to instal. AEM looks way better.
Guess that means I'll be going with the Fujita then. It's cheaper and easier. Can't beat that.


Thanks for the help guys.
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 06:28 PM
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it will seriously take all of 5 minutes to install if you know what you're doing.. 10 min tops if i go pretty relaxed and chill
 
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