Good day, all.

2nd gen Ram 1500 4x4 with 410 (360 gas) stroker and 4.56 GR. Obviously, the kegger intake is limiting. I’m looking for an M1 P4510016 intake (will be rebuilt; doesn’t have to beautiful) but all I can seem to find are scammers. Been calling junk yards with no luck. Any one have one to sell or know of a reputable business (pictures stolen from the internet)?

God bless!

 

Good luck finding one. They make hens teeth some downright common. I haven't seen one for sale in a couple years. Mopar stopped producing them quite some time ago.

Best bet is probably going to be the hughes air-gap intake... It's a similar design, and breathes MUCH better than the kegger.

 

You can find M1 5.2/5.9 intakes, if you're persistent and keep your eyes out for them regularly on the web. I think that part number is the M1 intake I have which has the EGR provision, which can be blocked off and used on any 5.2 or 5.9 magnum engine.

The issue you will run into is how much do you want to pay for it? To-date, most folks selling them know what they have and are currently charging a premium for them. There are other options, such as the Hughes air-gap and the Chinese Edelbrock knock-off intake (bolts to either an LA engine or a magnum engine) - for the knock-off intake, you would need to have injector bungs drilled/added/welded to it to use it for fuel injection. The aluminum knock-off intake is available on eBay pretty cheap.

The M1 intake pops up regularly on Facebook Marketplace, Facebook 5.2 & 5.9 related forums, eBay, etc.

 

I was afraid y’all say that. FB is a den of scammers unfortunately.

 

There are definitely scammers in there, but, I have bought a couple vehicles from the marketplace, and had good luck. The trick is, don't show the money, until you are sure they have, and you want... the product. Beware of anyone say "Its in a storage unit".... or similar.....

 

I've also had tremendous success with FBM both buying and selling, but as with any online platform (eBay, Craigslist, etc.), one must take some basic precautions. For example, I recently won an eBay auction for some Milwaukee tools, but the seller likely decided he didn't make enough money from the auction, so he withheld shipping the tools and didn't reply to repeated status inquiries (which seemed to be his MO, based on a review of his past feedback). eBay stepped in to refund every penny I outlaid during the auction, since I followed their buying/refund process.

 

There's one for sale here in DFW on marketplace....

 

Yep, and he seems to know what he has, hence, the price....... Ouchie. What he may not be aware of though, is hughes still sells theirs for around 600......

 

For $1000 grab it. I found two on ebay for $1600, $1100, and $1200 from Craigs list.

 

FYI, there is one available in the central Virginia area - asking $800...