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Old 12-19-2013, 12:16 AM
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Whistle AFE vs Weapon-R?
I've been scoping out intakes, and wondering if anyone's had any experience with Weapon-r. AFE sounds NICE, though I like the look of Weapon-r.

I'm not expecting a big performance gain, mostly aiming for better sound...


Also, is the resonator/silencer on the stock intake necessary? I know on a lot of other cars people remove them to enhance sound and air flow.
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