Hey guys,

I have made some similar videos before in the past. I wanted to post this for the guys thinking about buying a CAI. Whether it's K&N or Banks or AirRaid, they make a lot of sound difference.

You can really hear that it's a lot more throaty. From inside the cabin, you can only hear the Air Intake.

On the outside video clips included in the video, you can hear the intake as the jeep approaches and also hear the exhaust as it passes.

The install took about 30 mins. Did it make a difference in performance? Well, I'd like to think it did. There definitely isn't any difference below 3k rpms, but after that is going to be subjective, and I'd like to think it made a difference.

If you guys have any questions, please feel free to ask, or PM.

Pluke the Two -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysj0GTDB1V0 Video Added Jan 05/2011: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF4fG5vIdCA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsXN15M2rK0&hd=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9270q-Arb0&hd=1

 

thanks for putting that video together. that does sound alot better. I hate how whiny the jk sounds at times. and mbrp is the exhaust I have had my eyes (and ears) on for a while! hope it all works out for you.

 

Cool video!

 

Nice video! Do you need to re-center your steering wheel? I thought I saw the traction control light on?

 

I have my ESP turned off all the time (It makes the jeep drive a lot better). That's the light indicated on the dash.

Thanks for the video comments.

 

Sounds great !!

 

i passed a co-woker in a tunnel in DC last week and he said it sounded like a monster..no idea is the airraid CAI & MBRP Muffler make a horsepower difference, but at least it doesn't SOUNDS like a mini van anymore..

 

That sounded great. Not ricy at all

 

wow makes my magnaflow sound like riceburner. dammit i need new exhaust now

 

Just wait until the MBRP hits about 2,500 to 3,000 miles and then it will sound the way its supposed to!

My MBRP is def audible inside the cabin!