S& b cai

[Bigpoppa14]

Is anybody running the S&B CAI with the 100 dollar extension box on it that extends down to the bumper ? My question is it worth it?

 

[xrsman]

I asked that question to Matt @ Moe's Performance and he said it didn't show any extra gains over just the cai on the dyno

 

[StaLL1oN]

I asked that question to Matt @ Moe's Performance and he said it didn't show any extra gains over just the cai on the dyno

Do you know where to find a Dyno on this CAI?
The S&B is what I'm running, was curious to see what they had on paper compared to real life driving and noticeability.

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[audio1der]

I have the S&B with the scoop. The scoop points straight down; it doesn't actually "scoop" incoming air but it has a nice striaght shot into the S&B's airbox so I thought why not? I add their pre-filter "sock" to the filter every winter to ease my mind about pulling snow into the airbox.
It's REALLY well designed and installs easily. It's supposedly #2 for power net to the Vararam but if you do get snowy winters it's by far the best choice.
I wouldn't buy it to try and get crazy power or additional MPG but as far as CAI it's fine.

 

[StaLL1oN]

I honestly kind of wish I would've went with the Vararam

 

[Hemi450hp]

Like said above, because the scoop faces down instead of forward, we have not seen much of a gain from the additional scoop. I would put that extra $100 towards an upgrade that is going to show more of a return like a tuner.

 

[Casper]

Two years on I still like the S&B.

I didn't by the tube, but did leave that end open because it is low enough on the vehicle that I'm not getting heat saturated air.

In my two years with an S&B I have not found any splatter inside the CAI box, so for my driving I'm pretty confident I don't need the sock--even for driving in snow.

Of course I don't go mudding.

I might use the sock for dust and sand, but I'm in VA not the South West, so I haven't encountered any tumble weed (or grit) that the filter can't handle.