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What's the best intake?

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Old 12-24-2002, 10:41 PM
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Originally posted by Nemnith
As a side note, is there something that is made that can be used to keep water out of the scoop if you had one of these installed? If not, than it shouldn't be any more susceptable to water ingestion than the WRX...

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I would imagine you could use the stock backing plate. There is a big difference between an intercooler and an intake. An intercooler can get wet all day long without any problems (hell it will work better) an intake does not have the same luxury.

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I think I'm going to yank all the intake plumbing up to the planum this weekend when I install my strut brace, just to see what happens. Anybody else up for a little weird science?
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I bought an injen intake used, it didnt come with the carb sticker. How can i get one?
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There are no Carb legal intakes, and please don't cross post. This isn't even a WRX related forum.

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Holy CRAP this is an old thread! It's like the oldest one in the forum... heh, I remember posting that too...
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I have a Weapon R Dragon on my 2.2. The filter looks really cheesy but produces a really cool sound. I doubt I will get another replacement Dragon tho.
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I got my new injen CAI intake from a "dealer approved" tuner for Subaru (Easy Street in So Cal) and I felt the low and high gains right away. I'm not afraid of cops looking for illegal mods because of the CARB sticker. So I would recommend injen over the generic if you can afford it.
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This is a really old forum, but I have the JC Sports intake. At the time there were only a few manufacturers with dyno results posted and the JC Sports had the best overall gain of 13.5hp/13lb.ft. . Of course, the dyno can be manipulated somewhat with setup and can be different altogether from other dyno locations due to atmosphere. I was just trying to find the best for my money with some sort of proven power than just a sound good goody for the engine. This intake is really loud though. Especially if you have the vent on the right side of the hood removed for a semi-ram air effect.
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Old 05-06-2007, 12:57 PM
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custom intake

I made a custom intake for my 2000 2.5rs as you can tell its dirty and I’ve been running it for about 1yr now with no problem and it has really good gain especially in colder weather since I open my hook scoop and the filter sits right under it never had it tested though so can't give you stats but trust me its very noticeable and also the sound is pretty crazy

This cost me less than $100.00 and im sure it works better than any other intake out there





its been a while since i changed the filter too cuz its from an older injen system as you can tell from the "injen" on in the middle of it once again sounds insane with really good gain

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O and i forgot to add the open hood scoop and the filter under it cause the intake to act as a ram air system also best setup i've seen in my opinion need a little cleanin up and better hoses but these will work for now
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i didn't relize i posted the same pic twice heres a close up
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http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...eoid=731658513
this is how it will sound although this video was still in the development stage now its a much deeper sounds more like a subaru should sound like
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