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Originally Posted by .c2 Yes CAI gives better gains than SRI's. 'Long tubes' are cold air intakes, and the two best ones (strictly personal opinion on this one) are the
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Short ram intakes gives less power and is more prone to heat soak, but it is easier to install and to maintain the air filters. There is no such thing as a short tube CAI.
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