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Old 06-05-2007, 01:27 PM
   CAI Exposed
solsticeclampe
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Originally Posted by shabby View Post
I just picked up a fujita intake, first thing i noticed is how small it looked. So i measured the inner diameter of the stock intake and of the fujita. I couldnt believe what i saw, take a look...




The fujita intake has an inner diameter of around 2.5 inches, while the stock intake has an inner diameter of around 2.875 inches.
When you do the math, the stock intake area is 6.5 sq inches while the fujita's is 4.9 sq inches. The fujita intake is 25% smaller then the stock intake.
How on earth can the maf accuratly measure the air now? The area that it sits in passes 25% less air then the stock intake.
I cant believe that a company that specializes in intakes f@#$ed up like this, its insane. If the gxp wouldnt have a wideband o2 sensor the car probably wouldnt be driveable since the airflow is miscalculated.
I agree strongly with your autopsy of the Fujita CAI. Part 2029. Guess what, After much consideration I went GM Performance CAI it's Size, Gm's hp Claims, Design looked like their seeking cold air without punching a hole in front wheel slinger like so many tuners Cai's are designed for. Im sold. From stock to K&N Cartridge to fairly well thought out GM CAI. I immediately realized a healthy jump in hp. Actualy rekindled my spirit. I must mention I never did use the stock Cone from GM in kit. Brother is a sponsered Kawasaki Kingpin. upon receiving, my little brother drove 80 miles one way to help swap and add. He came over on his Vintage Eddie Lawson 1000R with a bag of different size German Green Racing Cone filters. There it was. exact size/width/diamiter. I can't imagine the New GM cone in the bag is any less effective except maybe matrial in filter looks very much like the german one. I put the GM Performance bag over the cone (Microfilter bag) and have never looked back.
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