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Airaid Intake?

Posted: Wed May 18, 2016 1:43 pm
by TrueBlue13PW
So you can get an Airaid cold air intake from Advance Auto for $346 + tax and free shipping. I wanted to check and see if anyone here is running one on they're 5.7 Hemi? Pros, Cons, Likes, Dislikes?

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 8:14 am
by Snowsled
Seems like a lot for a noise maker...

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 8:30 am
by azracer
I have it and noticed not only a more aggressive engine sound but a bit better higher RPM power. I also noticed a bit lower intake air temperatures. In reality however I got the AirAid to make room for my Thuren shock towers. I'm happy with the setup mostly because it clears my shock towers.

Once I put on my exhaust system I can say for sure the AirAid system enhanced both the tuner and exhaust upgrades. All in all I'm really happy with the improvements.

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 10:36 am
by Cactus Red
The dry synthamax filter is awesome. Zero dust in the tube, unlike the oiled K&N that didn't filter the fine dust.

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 1:45 pm
by TrueBlue13PW
azracer wrote:I have it and noticed not only a more aggressive engine sound but a bit better higher RPM power. I also noticed a bit lower intake air temperatures. In reality however I got the AirAid to make room for my Thuren shock towers. I'm happy with the setup mostly because it clears my shock towers.

Once I put on my exhaust system I can say for sure the AirAid system enhanced both the tuner and exhaust upgrades. All in all I'm really happy with the improvements.
Thanks for the info do you use the dry filter or the oil?

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 1:46 pm
by TrueBlue13PW
Cactus Red wrote:The dry synthamax filter is awesome. Zero dust in the tube, unlike the oiled K&N that didn't filter the fine dust.
That's good to know I was leaning toward the dry filter but read that Airaid recommends the oil filter if in heavy dust conditions and the dirt roads I travel are extremely dusty. What was you reasoning for the dry filter?

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 2:15 pm
by 08TwinStickPW
Save you money and just get a AEM drop in for the stock box.

I have had a few different intake on my hemis, they all make noise and maybe a little bump in HP (up top, lose low end) and MPG.

I just went back the stock box and AEM from a volant with both the Powercore and the oiled filter. I am happier with the stock box for the day to day driving I do, less noise and maybe a little more low end.

If you really want to try an intake and have a 05-08' I am selling my Volant with both filter and extras if you was to try it.

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 4:45 pm
by Cactus Red
TrueBlue13PW wrote:
Cactus Red wrote:The dry synthamax filter is awesome. Zero dust in the tube, unlike the oiled K&N that didn't filter the fine dust.
That's good to know I was leaning toward the dry filter but read that Airaid recommends the oil filter if in heavy dust conditions and the dirt roads I travel are extremely dusty. What was you reasoning for the dry filter?
M y experience with oiled filter has been bad. The sensors and throttle body get gummed up with the oil and dust.

I use the fine mesh prefilter over the filter to kerp the chunky stuff from getting into the pleats.

They are freakin' loud at WOT when towing...

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 9:21 pm
by azracer
TrueBlue13PW wrote:
azracer wrote:I have it and noticed not only a more aggressive engine sound but a bit better higher RPM power. I also noticed a bit lower intake air temperatures. In reality however I got the AirAid to make room for my Thuren shock towers. I'm happy with the setup mostly because it clears my shock towers.

Once I put on my exhaust system I can say for sure the AirAid system enhanced both the tuner and exhaust upgrades. All in all I'm really happy with the improvements.
Thanks for the info do you use the dry filter or the oil?
I use the dry filter with the filter sock they offer. I am happy with the setup. I only want a hood that has a cold air duct to the filter. Too much money for me right now but it is really nagging on me. Might be my youth calling me back but I sure do want one!

http://www.seacristmotorsports.com/techshaker.html
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Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 9:33 pm
by Colibri
Damn it man, why did you show me that???

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 9:57 pm
by nts007
I had an airaid intake on my 06pw. Was good. No issues. Sealed to the hood and kept water out very well

Re: Airaid Intake?

Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 9:59 pm
by TrueBlue13PW
azracer wrote:
TrueBlue13PW wrote:
azracer wrote:I have it and noticed not only a more aggressive engine sound but a bit better higher RPM power. I also noticed a bit lower intake air temperatures. In reality however I got the AirAid to make room for my Thuren shock towers. I'm happy with the setup mostly because it clears my shock towers.

Once I put on my exhaust system I can say for sure the AirAid system enhanced both the tuner and exhaust upgrades. All in all I'm really happy with the improvements.
Thanks for the info do you use the dry filter or the oil?
I use the dry filter with the filter sock they offer. I am happy with the setup. I only want a hood that has a cold air duct to the filter. Too much money for me right now but it is really nagging on me. Might be my youth calling me back but I sure do want one!

http://www.seacristmotorsports.com/techshaker.html
phpBB [video]

Clickable link for Tapatalk

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That's awesome. I showed the wife and she said no we already have a shaker on our 69 Mach 1. :rockon: