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I’ve got the AFE Magnum on order. Do you “really” need to tune to use CAI, or should I expect brain or other problems down the road?
FYI - I’m not upgrading the exhaust until I hear it with the CAI installed...I’m old and don’t want it too loud.
Thanks. Is there a noticeable difference? Do you have stock exhaust?
I will if they ever ship mine. I think someone did earlier in the thread.
"objects may be closer than they appear"...... like a side view mirror
Thats some BS. They took my order and didn't say anything about waiting a month. If I understood emojis I would have a bunch of angry ones throwing things. Are they sending you the gray one for free and then sending the blue one once it is in stock? Did you order direct from aFe?
I ordered my blue one a few days ago and called them today to follow up. They said that the blue and the gray Magnum Force will not be available until later this month (awaiting production of the housing).
I ordered mine Christmas Eve when they were doing 15% off and the gray one just shipped yesterday. Everybody's buying them up. I guess they weren't prepared
I have always wondered the logic that said that increased air consumption meant more mpg. I am not an automotive engineer but it seems like the computer would always match the right amount of fuel for whatever amount of air was coming in. So if anything you might have to press on the pedal a little less to get the same fuel air mix. But what exactly promotes more mpg? Now I could see more total power if the filter lets in more overall air or cooler air. Afe has dyno runs posted on their site showing more total power. And for whomever claims more power plus better mpg, I understand that even less. Power is produced by consuming fuel. You don’t get free power. I could imagine that the increased power causes a person to alter their driving habits and that in turn leads to a different mpg. Better or worse. If this sounds the way people are saying, I expect my driving will make my mpg worse.
