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Thread: CAI for 6.1
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Old 08-09-2005, 11:14 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by hemiwagn
To quote the September 2005 Motor Trend article on the Mag SRT8: "A revised high-flow (and resonator tuned) air-cleaner box conributes eight horespower and part of the SRT's signature growl." (Page 59 in my copy, about 1/2 way through the "street and racing technology" box at the bottom of pages 58 and 59)
I wonder if aftermarket CAI can improve HP or sound more than the factory did?
If i had to guess, there's probably a few hp ( and I REALLY mean a few) to be gained and some earlier posts report a different sound from the mopar unit. But I guess if you've got the money it really does look cool as hell and I'm considering it on that note alone........at least until GS comes out with stage II.
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