Cold air intake
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Cold air intake
Buying a cold air intake for my 11 Jk is not even close to a top priority of mods to buy. However I have the opportunity of one being given to me or dirt cheap 50$ or so. I don't wheel my Jeep to intensely, but my question is that if I would see some benefits from this install or if it is worth it or not. Thanks !
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Originally Posted by Ryan0260
If it's free it dirt cheap then go for it. Being that a programmer isn't available yet, a cai and exhaust is about all you can do besides re-gear
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Originally Posted by p1llar
For $50 i'd give it a shot, hell that's like a tank of gas
What brand is it?
What brand is it?
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Originally Posted by icerk
Have had mine in for about 2 weeks and am loving it. Saw some gain in power during acceleration. I have 2011 also
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no it wont fit, gotta get a CAI specifically for a 2012.. I think RIPP makes one, there is a thread on here somewhere with it.
I know a lot of people don't think CAI's don't do much, but my K&N did provide a little more "get up and go." Obviously the big boost was from the Superchip, but the CAI does add something, in my opinion.
I know a lot of people don't think CAI's don't do much, but my K&N did provide a little more "get up and go." Obviously the big boost was from the Superchip, but the CAI does add something, in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by Trailslayer
My 2010 jk was totaled so I pulled the k&n cai out. Jw if it was a possibly fit when I purchase a 2012 this week?