Are AEM CAi's any good?

[ierrahh]

I was told from someone that is the best intake I can get...is it? It costs $440, is that a good price?

[M50E30]

Whats the vehicle? :confused:

I know that AEM are alot nicer than the offshore crap that is pumped in to North America for $60.

K&N Typhoon & Injen are not that bad too. Well I sell all those at work so send me a PM if your interested and I can tell you what a good price is for the above. So you don't get ripped off.

L8R,
Dave
*th-up*

[Ryousuke]

Originally posted by M50E30
Whats the vehicle? :confused:

I know that AEM are alot nicer than the offshore crap that is pumped in to North America for $60.

K&N Typhoon & Injen are not that bad too. Well I sell all those at work so send me a PM if your interested and I can tell you what a good price is for the above. So you don't get ripped off.

L8R,
Dave
*th-up*

K/N Typhoon intakes... I love their commercials.... adds extra 15HP off an intake someone should sue them for misleading advertisment... unless it really tru :huh?:

[EL'ation]

AEM is a reputable company. Very popular among Honda/acura owners.
I had it for 3 years now.

[HIM]

AEM and Injen are the same. Both are very good that I know of for imports, not sure about euro cars though since there are companies like carbonio, dinan, and gruppe m out there

[M50E30]

Originally posted by Ryousuke
K/N Typhoon intakes... I love their commercials.... adds extra 15HP off an intake someone should sue them for misleading advertisment... unless it really tru :huh?:

I would be shocked even if AEM or Injen even made a 15hp difference!

[ierrahh]

Sorry for the newbie questions but what is the best one to buy and what will it cost thanks

[M50E30]

Originally posted by M50E30
Whats the vehicle? :confused:

Originally posted by ierrahh
Sorry for the newbie questions but what is the best one to buy and what will it cost thanks

Can you answer the question! :D If it is for your BMW then the Carbonio intake is the way too go. If it is for an import....then AEM and K&N.

[ierrahh]

Originally posted by M50E30
Can you answer the question! :D If it is for your BMW then the Carbonio intake is the way too go. If it is for an import....then AEM and K&N.

My bad for my BM

[ierrahh]

Originally posted by M50E30
Can you answer the question! :D If it is for your BMW then the Carbonio intake is the way too go. If it is for an import....then AEM and K&N.

better than DINAN???

[EL'ation]

Originally posted by M50E30
Can you answer the question! :D If it is for your BMW then the Carbonio intake is the way too go. If it is for an import....then AEM and K&N.

So, BMW is not an import? :rolleyes:

[Gamite]

Originally posted by EL'ation
So, BMW is not an import? :rolleyes:

nope, they're domestic, 100% made in the US of A!!

[ierrahh]

lol

[takeshi]

Originally posted by M50E30
I would be shocked even if AEM or Injen even made a 15hp difference!



IMO, the best intake for your bmw would have to be Gruppe M. Light, top notch quality, awsome power gains. I honestly wouldn't put that carbonio stuff in your car. K&N isn't really good either, I read lots of stuff on fanatics about them letting more dust into the engine because the only reason it has better flow is the filter's rubbish. I would take Gruppe M over Dinan for sure, but I needed it for my other parts. I'm not sure if they still have for 328 or anything, but check it out! You will NOT regret it.

[Andrushka]

I have an HKS intake and as soon as I got in the car - very noticeable performance and fuel savings changes. Sounds much beefier too. Cost me 400 I think.

[Mystikal]

The AEM piece for the 328i is actually pretty damn good.

http://www.europeancarweb.com/tech/0312ec_exhaust_04_z.jpg

http://www.europeancarweb.com/tech/0312ec_exhaust/index.html

[ierrahh]

the gruppe m is a little expensive, I'll pay if it is that much more worth it though