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Old 06-29-2008, 02:07 PM   #1
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I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

I've done my research and from what it looks like the Injen Air Intake gives the titan the most hp and torque over any other intake. It also looks great. I am mainly interested in performance. Is there a better one out there?

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Old 06-29-2008, 02:12 PM   #2
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

It's the intake that I chose. They all work well, but I think the Injen looks the best hands down in the engine compartment.
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

Yeah they do look good.
Right now my performance mods are the Bully dog power pup on 93 with the 2 degree advance, and true dual flowmaster 40's. I'm just trying to decide if this is the right intake. I love the way it looks btw.
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Old 06-29-2008, 02:21 PM   #5
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

Your engine will breath quite a bit better with an intake, espcecially with your mods. Bite the bullet and place your order, you won't be dissapointed.
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Old 06-29-2008, 02:47 PM   #6
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

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Yeah they do look good.
Right now my performance mods are the Bully dog power pup on 93 with the 2 degree advance, and true dual flowmaster 40's. I'm just trying to decide if this is the right intake. I love the way it looks btw.

I am not speaking from experience, but have heard that you should not run the 93 with the 2 degree advance.
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

Why not? I've been running it for a couple weeks now...
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

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Why not? I've been running it for a couple weeks now...

Because the 93+2 tune is running timing up to 35 degrees, that is considered to be a hot tune by many of our resident racers and should be used for special occasions, not everyday driving. My 1/4 mile testing showed a better ET and trap speed running the reg 87+2 tune than the 93+2 tune on my particular Titan.
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Because the 93+2 tune is running timing up to 35 degrees, that is considered to be a hot tune by many of our resident racers and should be used for special occasions, not everyday driving. My 1/4 mile testing showed a better ET and trap speed than the 93+2 tune on my particularTitan.

So should i stay with 93 and ditch the 2 degree, or stay with 2 degree and ditch the 93?
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So should i stay with 93 and ditch the 2 degree, or stay with 2 degree and ditch the 93?

IMO, run the reg 87+2 tune and 89 octane gas until BD updates and makes adjustments to the 93 tune.
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

just go aem bruteforce with a 4 inch ram air mod and youll be even better than with that injen intake. youre getting hot air from the engine into the intake with all them holes. cold air intake is for sealed off and getting cooler air from outside of the truck. id never touch an intake that sucks in hot air from under the hood.
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Re: I've Done my research, should I get Injen?

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just go aem bruteforce with a 4 inch ram air mod and youll be even better than with that injen intake. youre getting hot air from the engine into the intake with all them holes. cold air intake is for sealed off and getting cooler air from outside of the truck. id never touch an intake that sucks in hot air from under the hood.
You have any data to back that up, or is it just conjecture?
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