m1 Intake
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Lol you are an idiot, sell your truck and get a honda. You'll be happier.
Dont get the m1, youre stupid.
Let me break it down very simply... I didnt get the m1 for my truck because it was too agressive. It only starts to make power arround 4000 rpm, so if you get it dont start cryin about how it takes half throttle to move. ****, even RM Indy noticed a loss in et in his truck when he put it on...because we have hydraulic roller cams in our trucks and dont see very much above 5800rpm, you about 5000, so you can immagine that an intake that is designed to opperate from about 4000-7000 wont fair so well on your puny retard car.
Good day.
Dont get the m1, youre stupid.
Let me break it down very simply... I didnt get the m1 for my truck because it was too agressive. It only starts to make power arround 4000 rpm, so if you get it dont start cryin about how it takes half throttle to move. ****, even RM Indy noticed a loss in et in his truck when he put it on...because we have hydraulic roller cams in our trucks and dont see very much above 5800rpm, you about 5000, so you can immagine that an intake that is designed to opperate from about 4000-7000 wont fair so well on your puny retard car.
Good day.
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I appreciate your kind concern. I did eventually get the transmission ordeal squared away, but was never fully satisfied about it. In fact, the whole situation turned me off so bad that I just wanted to sell my baby and get into something new to forget the whole thing ever even happened. It took me paying $600 to have a lawyer go after them aggressively into replacing my "performance transmission" and swapping it out with a stock unit. After a lot of hemming and hollering, they eventually replaced it, but going from a 5" lifted truck with 35" tires with a performance unit to a stock height truck with stock tires and a stock transmission just kind of turned me off. Selling my truck and getting into my current 2005 was one of the best decisions I have made regarding a vehicle. I love the 3rd generation Rams, they are extremely refined.
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