with the 2 inch air cleaner is it still as good as the 14x3? just leaves more room..

what is the adaptor called or how about a link?

 

This is the one I bought.

Adapter

Sorta. The taller the filter the more air that can be used.

 

i was thinking to 2 inch and possibility to throw my tbs back on.. since i will have clearance.. but thats real big iffy!!

 

here is mine....

 

nice is that the 14x3???

 

Here is mine finally


Breather


I know it's dirty looking, but I'm working on it one part at a time.

 

ive been looking at the spectre cold air intake.. kinda like the K&n just cheaper.. what do you guys think?

http://www.jcwhitney.com/performance...DetailTabPanel

 

Nice cant wait till i get mine

 

Just ensure that you get the updated throttle body hat for the intake. I have this intake and if they send you the older design, you won't be able to hit full travel of the throttle linkage. I just got mine in from Spectre a couple of days ago to fix the issue. Still have to install it. I think this is a good alternative to the pricey $300 intakes that look exactly the same with a different sticker on them.

 

That's false, only drop base Air Cleaners require a 1/2" spacer. All round air cleaners require an "S" bolt to mount up. You can either buy one, or make one and save $10. All you need to do is go to Home Depot and get a foot or so of 1/4"x20 all thread and bend and cut to the length you need.

The Mopar Performance Air cleaner, which is not a drop base, does not require a spacer/adapter of any kind.



The one that Adam has (96magnumram) is the edelbrock air cleaner you can buy at just about any auto parts store. I actually sold that very same air cleaner to him, and that particular air cleaner does require a 1/2" spacer in order to clear the TB linkage.

dodgeman2289- you really should search this topic, there are so many threads on the 14x3 air cleaners its insane. There is even a nice DIY on here somewhere.

In my opinion the 14x3 with k&n is still the best way to go as far as bang for the buck is concerned.