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2015 Willys Jeep: How to install the Flowmaster 817729 Force II Axle-Back System

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Mark Hennessey commented on 17 Jan 2016

Nice jeep! I hope you get many years of enjoyment out of it!

2012-2013 aFe Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Hi-Tuck "RB" Exhaust 49-46232

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1badhorsie commented on 06 Nov 2014

Sounds great.

kennethfrigo commented on 28 May 2014

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rtf709 commented on 15 Jun 2015

I thought cold air intakes were pretty much proven to be bullshit.

ap2pat commented on 13 Feb 2016

+Scott Ryman Exactly. Put an intake on a 92 corvette and you get like 20hp. Put it on new focus RS and you probably don't get squat. All 3 cars I have owned that I modded (95 240sx, 2006 Honda accord and a 2005 s2000) all had small but notable gains from AEM intakes. Most OEM intakes try to keep the sound to a minimal so aftermarket intakes usually do make a difference.

Scott Ryman commented on 21 Jun 2015

Pretty much. It shocks me seeing some really great cars with such poorly designed factory intakes.

ceralkill3r commented on 21 Jun 2015

+Scott Ryman the real difference comes down to how well engineered the stock intake was

Scott Ryman commented on 16 Jun 2015

+rtf709 MightyCarMods did a video where they tried several intake options on a small economy car, then a Skyline with an RB25. Both cars had pretty efficient stock intakes, so no real gains were made. OTOH, they tried an AEM intake vs. stock vs. stock with no filter on an S2000, and found the AEM system made more power every time over the stock systems.I guess what I'm saying is, it depends on the car and the engine. Some cars benefit from them, others don't.

Diogo DaCunha commented on 16 Jun 2015

+rtf709 anything without a tune will pretty much do nothing. but a good intake system with a tune will make a good change because now the vehicles computer knows its taking in more air.

Speed Academy commented on 15 Jun 2015

+rtf709 We beg to differ. Almost all the intakes that we have dyno tested make power. Especially when you have proper fresh air flowing to it.

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