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Is BMS DCI a good intake?
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| 10-12-2011, 03:58 AM | #1 |
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Is BMS DCI a good intake?
Hey guys,
I am going to get a JB4 from Burgertuning soon. (Is this the best place to get from?) And I want to get a DCI too, but compare to other brands, BMS's DCI is much cheaper, such as aFe.... So, is there any quality issue or any reason that BMS DCI is kind of cheaper than other intakes? Please advise...Thanks!  |
| 10-12-2011, 04:14 AM | #2 | |
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Buy a used jb4 with used BMS dci for like $400... there's always a ton for sale here and n54tech.com Why buy something new unless it's a part that wears down like tires or brakes? Don't get me wrong the intake filters get dirty, so look for a clean set The BMS dci is the best bang for the buck, the bms dci is just two filters and some hardware to bolt them on. They are cheap because they don't have much to them other than the filters. All the other dci are the same. I'm pretty sure the afe is a cai, not dci which includes intake piping. Anyways what I tell people is run stock air box with upgraded filter and rpi scoops if your in a hot climate running w/o meth, but if your full bolt on running high boost or in a cool climate DCI all the way. Good luck, Travis |
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