1996dsm
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Fort Worth,
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i think i pictured it backwards.
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that would go to the valve cover, the hole in the other one is what im wondering about?
that would go to the valve cover, the hole in the other one is what im wondering about?
That would also go to the valve cover, that is 2 different parts in that pic the small tube is the short ram and the longer one is the cold air, so yea you can not have them both hooked up at the same time, it is one or the other. I would recommend you go with the sri and not the cai you do not want to hydro lock you engine in the event if it rains and water gets in it.
Wow, guys please don't talk if you don't know what you are talking about. Search for "Pulsed Secondary Air Injection" for your answer for what that port is for.

What do you want me to say then.
Ok that is for the breather hose.
People. It's a pipe. There is a filter on the end of it. This is not rocket science. Get a cheap pipe and quality filter. Think for yourselves! The gains associated with CAIs are NOT worth the trouble debating. Pipe. Filter. Done.

Says the guy who can't spell "fortunate"......Oh I get it, I'm just helping along those less furtunate that don't have the minimum 2 brain cells required to function.
....I just wanted to know what that port was for, and now I know, so thank you, whoever answered that...Says the guy who can't spell "fortunate"..........I just wanted to know what that port was for, and now I know, so thank you, whoever answered that...
Look at the time I typed that. I have a right to a misspelled word at that time of night. Especially after being out all night partying my ass off.
Its all good...we all have probably been guilty of that on a forum late at night...
Had the engine rebuilt by a local machine shop and threw an AEM Bypass on it (they are junk and DONT work unless the cone is completely submerged). Motor never ran right after the rebuild. My suggestion is that if its your DD just bolt on everything else and keep the stock intake. If you MUST have it, then by a SRI to ensure a larger safety margin for your motor. I would (if it was my N/A) get a Bigger TB and spacer for better flow, so if you end up going turbo its still money well spent. Good luck.
READ the freakin thread above!!! 
The gains between Cold Air Intakes and Short Ram ones are like 1 hp different between the two. Get a Short Ram and play it safe. I would never want to take the chance to hydrolock an engine for 1-2 hp.
. You'll get the same gains as long as you use a good filter.All the threads I read was the reason why I run a short ram on my car. I don't want to worry about hydrolock and felt a nice gain from it. Truthfully all you need is a Ebay pipe with a good filter. Name brands are only good if you need a CARB number which I needed. That's why I have a AEM short ram on my car. Stupid California. You'll get the same gains as long as you use a good filter.
Good luck on your choices.