Opinions wanted on the AEM Brute Force air intake!
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Anybody using the Brute Force? If so what is your opinions on its performance at low,mid, and top end. Any SOTP or dyno results to speak of. I am interested in using this intake on a 5.3.
Thanks...Scott
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I am either building my own or going to try the new vararam intake. As soon as they prove it. AEM is suppose to be a good intake, hell you can modify anything and make it work better.
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I got one and I like it. Not much SOTP feel, but you can hear it, which may make some people think it feels faster. It does give a different "feel" when driving, but its hard to explain. I think mine was good for about 1.5 to 2 tenths, but I only compared it to other G-tech runs and averaged them out. All in all its a nice intake, I bought it basically based on what the magazines had gained on the Dyno.
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Well if the rwhp gain is 10-16, then it should definitely be a nice improvement. With my Magnaflow catback, I think my exhaust is taken care of, but the engine seems to be choking a bit on the top-end. I'm thinking this intake should take care of that.
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