Short tube / long tube?
Originally Posted by g35_6gear
Long tubes eliminate the cats and hook directly up to the y-pipe. Short tubes use the stock cats or test pipes and then hook to the y-pipe.
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lol i have an ijen intake loved it from first day
if u stand over the intake and someone revs it
u get startled its so loud..
Cold air..long tube will give u better top end..
short ram.. short tube will give u better mid range power
if u buy the injen it comes with two pipes so drive short ram for a week
feel the difference then go to cold air and feel the difference
both sound the same..
if u stand over the intake and someone revs it
u get startled its so loud..
Cold air..long tube will give u better top end..
short ram.. short tube will give u better mid range power
if u buy the injen it comes with two pipes so drive short ram for a week
feel the difference then go to cold air and feel the difference
both sound the same..
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Thanks sredish. Are those filters able to be cleaned (like the K&N) or do they have to be replaced when they become dirty? What do you think about the Berk HFC's?
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Originally Posted by g35_6gear
Long tubes eliminate the cats and hook directly up to the y-pipe. Short tubes use the stock cats or test pipes and then hook to the y-pipe.
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one other thing I wanted to mention about the JWT Popcharger, one major difference the JWT has that the others don't... you can compare tube lengths to plastic to this and that but we all agree the stock intake is pretty good. However, there is one way you can increase flow and velocity, therefore adding power and it's by using a venturi to flow and speed up the incoming air charge.
using the venturi is much more favorable than a plain cut off piece of pipe. i have yet to see another mfg that has this venturi.
using the venturi is much more favorable than a plain cut off piece of pipe. i have yet to see another mfg that has this venturi.
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Originally Posted by kool_yaar
What are you talkin about?? hes talking about intake tubes not exhausts bro...
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