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hey guys im new to the Mazda universe. Loving my 2004 Mazda 6. Can someone give me advice on which intake would be the best " BANG 4 MY $ ". Mine is a 4 cyl, AT tranny, 4 Door Sedan.
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I'd get the AEM, but they're all pretty much the same.
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I have the AEM as well, and like Awong said, they're all pretty much the same.
Welcome to the club! What color 6 do you have? |
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Best bang for the buck is yeah probably AEM, I think they are the least likely to throw a CEL, it may or may not throw a CEL.
But best peace in mind is the CPE which is pretty much double the price but does a little more than regular intake, and designed not to throw any CEL's. welcome to the club.
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I have the AEM as well. Been using it for like 5 years now.
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QUOTE (SamSamSam @ Aug 11 2008, 11:50 PM)
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The only real advantage i'd say you have from a SRI for us daily drivers in Vancouver, in my opinion, is just that the filter won't be as easy to get wet. But even with my CAI, i just taped up my wheel well vents, and i've never had a problem. You can't go wrong with either choice. |
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