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Offline | When fitting an Alta CAI V2, is there any real difference between sticking with the OEM inlet hose or changing to the silicone one they sell? Is it worth it (performance-wise)? Thanks for your help... How wide is the hall-way, Napster? |
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| Tunnel Runner | Performance wise IMO no... looks wise yes. MiniTorque.com |
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