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Old 04-26-2001, 09:33 AM
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I ran a Place Racing CAI on my old Sentra for almost 2 years in all sorts of weather and I never ran into a problem with my intake or my engine hydrolocking but to be on the safe side I'd get the AEM bypass valve also, from what I hear it's very effective :cyclops:
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what is the model number for the k&n filter. Is everyone using the piping? does it really make that much difference if i do use the piping? if i don't use the pipe, will it have any increase in hp over the stock?

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I ran a Place Racing CAI on my old Sentra for almost 2 years in all sorts of weather and I never ran into a problem with my intake or my engine hydrolocking but to be on the safe side I'd get the AEM bypass valve also, from what I hear it's very effective :cyclops:


I don't know how true it is but I heard even the 3" Bypass Valve is too small for the Place CAi. It is a tight fit that will likely break the plastic part of the bypass valve. I have seen one but never touched one. This is what I have heard from people who have tried it with a Place racing Intake. The O.D of the Place racing tubes is slightly larger than the AEM 3" bypass valve.
Like I said, this is not first hand knoweledge, just what I was told by someone locally.
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I don't know how true it is but I heard even the 3" Bypass Valve is too small for the Place CAi. It is a tight fit that will likely break the plastic part of the bypass valve. I have seen one but never touched one. This is what I have heard from people who have tried it with a Place racing Intake. The O.D of the Place racing tubes is slightly larger than the AEM 3" bypass valve.
Like I said, this is not first hand knoweledge, just what I was told by someone locally.
wow...thats the first i've heard of this, it would be pretty interesting if someone here tried it out and see if this true, too bad place racing doesn't make jack for my car...:bathroom:
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