We installed the AEM CAI on a 3rd gen eclipse and it cam with a removable down tube.
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We installed the AEM CAI on a 3rd gen eclipse and it cam with a removable down tube.
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I am looking for a CAI for my 1995 camry. Are all brands the same? If not what are some good ones. Thanks
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anything you buy is basically going to be a tube with a K&N or imitation on it. If you want to save yourself some money and don't care about the looks, buy a 3 ft piece of flex pipe and put a K&N type filter on the end.
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You can make one out of PVC to fit any needs too, but I wanted one that was one tube with needed brackets... thus AEM.Originally Posted by toyota200x
AEM CAIs all go for around $200, theres got to be one for your ride too.
AEM short ram, 1/2 the length tube & filter in engine bay (& "hydrolock safe"!!!), go for $100 roughly.
These ebay ones look cool, & I bought 2 of them before my AEM, but they don't have good brackets to hold them in place.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=38634
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=38634
I'd go with one but make sure its bracketed down good somehow, plus the filters dont stay on well because of the lack of a bead on the end of the tube. You could just bend some notches in it to remidy that though.
Like the above thread, its just a tube with a much more free flowing filter than stock i.e. K&N. So anything you put on, that stay's on, will get you a few more MPGs & a couple of pony's to boot regardless of the brand name!
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