oops, yeah its a 14 x 4 open element K&N. makes a big difference even on the old style lame throttle body

 

heh yeah I noticed a huge difference on my truck too when I opened it up. It just couldn't get enough air with the stock setup.

 

Here's my Ram:


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Who's the 12 y/o driving it?!?

 

I have a 91 I'm working on right now.

 

That's me. The picture is about a year old, I had just turned 15 and gotten my permit a few days before this was taken. That's my sister in the background. She's 12. Don't even get any ideas, I own two shotguns, two pistols, and a sniper rifle.

 

Mine is an 83 Ram D150 P/U. Its the prospector edition (not sure if that makes a diference or not). Got a 318 in it and jus put a new holley 2 barrel carb in it. Here is one pic. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...27393F38915413
Sry if the quality doesnt look to good. I am gonna put a 14x4 open K&N in it next.

 

Thanks for all the posts guys all you trucks look real nice. I have to park mine since I opened up this thread I needed something with better gas milege. So, even though I hate to admit it, I bought a foreign job. It look domestic but don't let that fool you, it is really a Susuki.

2003 Chevy Tracker

 

I think my truck is nice, almost bone stock except new paint job, freshly rebuilt 318 w/mild cam, paint job(free thanks to maaco sucks) and exhaust. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/570246 page 2 has the recent photos

 

Family friends own one of the maaco's here in WA, and I can tell you that usually you get what you pay for. Want a professional paint job with no orange peel or crap, pay for a pro paint job. Get the $199 special, get about $199 worth of paint. I worked at that Maaco for a short while (summer after college first year) and you'd be surprised at some of the stuff coming out of there. Some guy spent $6k or so on his GTO and it. looked. awesome. A used car lot brought a brown 65 stang in for red paint and didn't want any body work done, even after explaining that painting over rust wasn't a good idea and that he'd hate it... sure enough we delivered a red 65 mustang with rust and he didn't want to pay for it. Blamed the paint job for the crappy look, when really it was his lack of prep work.