how much horsepower does it add?

92tegGS

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how much horsepower would a short ram intake and exhaust add to my 92 gs stock its 140.
 

Jvest

*GET SHOOK*
Get a cai not a short ram.
Short ram is a waste of time and money. The point in getting an aftermarket intake is improved cold air flow and a short ram defeats that purpose.
Also u need a header if your expecting to really gain anything.
 

sylvaner01

New Member
Not much at all, it makes a cool sound and that feels like 50+ BHP.

A nos sticker adds 200HP though ;P
 


pinkley

b@115D33p
Jvest said:
Get a cai not a short ram.
Short ram is a waste of time and money. The point in getting an aftermarket intake is improved cold air flow and a short ram defeats that purpose.
Also u need a header if your expecting to really gain anything.
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Not completely true, having a cai would be better because colder air = better gains but you also run into the problem of sucking up water into the engine if it happens to rain it's ass off while your driving. To avoid that you would use a bypass filter BUT the bypass filter is also going to allow hot air into the intake tube defeating the purpose of getting cold air.
A short ram air intake isnt completly worthless. It doesn't suck in as cold of air because it's obviously in the engine compartment, but you can get a heat shield and have the filter placed as far away from the engine as possible. You Never have to worry about sucking up water unless you drive through 3+ft of water.

They both have their goods and bads. I guess it would just be someone's personl preference. I had a cold air intake before and got caught in a rain storm. I ended up sucking water up in it within a few minutes of raining and killed the engine. I got stuck in one spot for 3 hours. I eventually changed it to a short ram and you can't even tell a difference in power to be honest.
 

Jeffbel

New Member
Just put some flames and vtec stickers you'll be going wayyy faster
 


da9 b20 beast

New Member
pinkley said:
Not completely true, having a cai would be better because colder air = better gains but you also run into the problem of sucking up water into the engine if it happens to rain it's ass off while your driving. To avoid that you would use a bypass filter BUT the bypass filter is also going to allow hot air into the intake tube defeating the purpose of getting cold air.
A short ram air intake isnt completly worthless. It doesn't suck in as cold of air because it's obviously in the engine compartment, but you can get a heat shield and have the filter placed as far away from the engine as possible. You Never have to worry about sucking up water unless you drive through 3+ft of water.

They both have their goods and bads. I guess it would just be someone's personl preference. I had a cold air intake before and got caught in a rain storm. I ended up sucking water up in it within a few minutes of raining and killed the engine. I got stuck in one spot for 3 hours. I eventually changed it to a short ram and you can't even tell a difference in power to be honest.
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very treu +rep for you bro.....i had an aem cai and now i got a short ram for that same reason didnt wana worry about killing my engine with water....there isnt really much diffrence i like how the short ram sounds better than the cai actualy......
 

OGstackadoIIa

TEAM LlGHTSPEED RACING
Jvest said:
Get a cai not a short ram.
Short ram is a waste of time and money. The point in getting an aftermarket intake is improved cold air flow and a short ram defeats that purpose.
Also u need a header if your expecting to really gain anything.
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You're a retarded person
 

dmcastillo86

New Member
I've always wondered the same thing myself. I live in Texas where the weather can change any minute but we see lots of rain. After reading this post I think ima go with a SRA and see how I like it.
 
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