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Does anyone have this SRI?

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    #16
    Ractive is crap as well. Better than no-name, but they're still a cheapie company that made a name for themselves by selling their parts at Best Buy.

    A pipe is a pipe. The filter to get is K&N, AEM, or Apexi, as mentioned. K&N is probably the cheapest and most readily available.


    It's not the power gain you feel, but the increase in throttle response.






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      #17
      I bought an AEM SRI a few years ago. It's a nice piece, fitment was perfect, and I think I gained one or two mpg. THe real benefit is that I can easily wash my AEM Dryflow filter and don't need to oil it. The first thing I noticed is the whistling sound the air air rushing in makes.
      The lousy part is cosmetic: when I got the filter, it was red. It quickly turned gray, and I haven't been able to restore the red color despite many attempts at washing it.

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        Originally posted by phantomcow2 View Post
        I bought an AEM SRI a few years ago. It's a nice piece, fitment was perfect, and I think I gained one or two mpg. THe real benefit is that I can easily wash my AEM Dryflow filter and don't need to oil it. The first thing I noticed is the whistling sound the air air rushing in makes.
        The lousy part is cosmetic: when I got the filter, it was red. It quickly turned gray, and I haven't been able to restore the red color despite many attempts at washing it.
        It's bleached out. You can try a fabric dye or mixing up some food coloring and water and soaking it, or even Koolaid and water (not as much water as you'd use for Koolaid though), just make sure you rinse it good afterwards until the water runs clear. No promises on how long it will stay red, but those are the things I'd try. (I've done all of them in the past to dye various cloth/paper objects, they all work)

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          #19
          And if the filter's clean, you can drink the Kool-Aid afterwards!

          You, sir, are a genius.

          We're in the studio, stay tuned.----------(click)-------->

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