Why do they call this a CAI when it's just a filter replacement?
because its more than just the filter, it includes tubing and the box as well?
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Why do they call this a CAI when it's just a filter replacement?
So fine, it's a filter "kit". It keeps the stock intake in place - the advantage, if there is one, is in just getting a bigger filter with more surface area. Not saying that's bad, assuming it does what it says, just that they should call it what it is.
But then, I guess they'd lose business from all of the kiddies who have to check CAI off their mod list.
So you're saying that no one makes a true CAI for the ecoboost.
What the **** I mean is that the intake part of the intake remains in place. Replacing the filter box and the adapters doesn't constitute an intake in my book. It constitutes a new filter, and a complicated way of getting it in place.
This is like getting a new muffler and calling it an 'exhaust'.
Lol, your ego really is tightly wrapped up in this, isn't it?
My point is that if they don't change the location of the intake, enlarge it, or whatever, then the only benefit you get out of this, assuming that there is one, is in the filter itself. Everything in their kit apart from the filter is nothing more than a means to get that filter installed.
So call it a friggin filter kit, since that's all it is. Them calling it a CAI is just fishing for chumps who don't realize that their truck already has one.
And also, there are some holes in the airbox to allow more air, as seen in pictures.