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has anybody tried this product and have dyno results, or feedback ?
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POST 2Original post
I am wainting for the answer too... some said that RM true flow does not work as good as K&N short ram, but for half of its price (K&N, $ 450) and less the engine noise, RM true flow might worth to try. andy
POST 3Original post
What exactly is an RM True Flow? Thanks, Josh
POST 4Original post
http://www.rmtrueflow.com/
POST 5Original post
Looks similar to the Fabspeed Cold air intake and probably functions the same. How much does the True-flow costs. Had the Fabspeed put in mine it costs around $200. I do like the look of the True-Flow. Regards. Mike
POST 6Original post
The RM is just an air bridge and a cap on the muffler box with a foam ( not steel mesh /cotton like BMC or K&N) filter. The stock air muffler box HAS to be kept in place, as it holds the cap . One concern with foam filters is that some brands may break up over time and pieces get sucked into engine. The MAF screen is kept in place. The air bridge is three pieces vs one on the Fabspeed. They want about $360 for that.
POST 7Original post
Sounds to me MKW the True Flow by RM won't do much compared to the Fabspeed and it costs more. Looks nice though especially the hose part. Regards. Mike
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