All this weekend I kept seeing commercials for Fram Boost (www.framboost.com) so I decided to check out their website and see what the fuss was about. Here's what I think:
Between the info and photos on their website, it seems to me that they're either OEMing their stuff from AEM or ripping them off. They use "dryflow" oil-less filters and an aluminum mandrel bent intake tube. Plus what I found most interesting was that their dyno results for the 4.0 liter V6 is practically identical to AEM's Brute Force.
The good news is the Fram Boost retails for less than the AEM Brute Force when it's on sale, so if anyone was leaning toward the AEM you might as well save a couple of bucks and try the Fram.
-Frank
Between the info and photos on their website, it seems to me that they're either OEMing their stuff from AEM or ripping them off. They use "dryflow" oil-less filters and an aluminum mandrel bent intake tube. Plus what I found most interesting was that their dyno results for the 4.0 liter V6 is practically identical to AEM's Brute Force.
The good news is the Fram Boost retails for less than the AEM Brute Force when it's on sale, so if anyone was leaning toward the AEM you might as well save a couple of bucks and try the Fram.
-Frank