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CBE is generally much more expensive to upgrade than CAI. HFCs are generally a little less expensive compared to Intakes. CBE has higher gains and will be noticeable at all
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CBE is generally much more expensive to upgrade than CAI. HFCs are generally a little less expensive compared to Intakes.
CBE has higher gains and will be noticeable at all RPMs. HFCs show very good gains as a "first mod", also noitceable at all RPMs. Intakes show great gains at the higher RPMs, but only small gains at lower RPMs. Cosmetically, CBE and CAI both look good, depending on the manufacturer. HFCs have zero cosmetic benefit. I would always choose the CBE if I had the money. HFCs if I wasn't looking to spend a lot.
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