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Originally Posted by theDreamer
A cold air intake by definition is in front of the radiator, in the engine bay is referred to as a short ram intake.
A short ram will fall below a cold air because ambient air around it will becomes higher as the engine temp increases.
The top two I see time & again on the forum are:
Stillen Gen 3
Injen
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Well put. Pulling fresh air from the fenders will give you better, and more consistent results, year round. Always spring for the true CAI unless you live somewhere that floods frequently IMO haha. SRI might provide a more crisp throttle due to less piping length before it hits the TB but they make the car feel like a dog in the hot months.
Thanks,
Alex Goodwin
AlexG@motionlabtuning.com