Upgrade Intake?
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RE: Upgrade Intake?
ORIGINAL: ja9to
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
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RE: Upgrade Intake?
Throttle body spacer does nothing on a Hemi but make a weird noise. The Tornado is a joke.
Get a true CAI for maximum gains, I don't think any of the major brands are much better or worse than another. The True Flow filter itself has some good test reports, but I'd opt for their true CAI version of it rather than the one that uses the stock air box (sorry TD).Also, I don'tcare what anybody's test reports say to the contrary, flowingmore air means more dirt particles will get into you system. So make sure you do your oil & filter changes regularly (that's where the dirt will eventually end up) and plan on a good throttle body cleaning once a year or so and you will continue to see an increase in both performance and fuel economy with a good CAI.
Get a true CAI for maximum gains, I don't think any of the major brands are much better or worse than another. The True Flow filter itself has some good test reports, but I'd opt for their true CAI version of it rather than the one that uses the stock air box (sorry TD).Also, I don'tcare what anybody's test reports say to the contrary, flowingmore air means more dirt particles will get into you system. So make sure you do your oil & filter changes regularly (that's where the dirt will eventually end up) and plan on a good throttle body cleaning once a year or so and you will continue to see an increase in both performance and fuel economy with a good CAI.
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RE: Upgrade Intake?
ORIGINAL: tdmopar59
hammer no offense takin but i also got mine shipped to my house for 80 bucks! works great for what it is..... still might do some playing around with it.....
hammer no offense takin but i also got mine shipped to my house for 80 bucks! works great for what it is..... still might do some playing around with it.....
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RE: Upgrade Intake?
ORIGINAL: ja9to
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
#19
RE: Upgrade Intake?
ORIGINAL: SeVeReDiStOrTiOn
Like the other guys said, the tornado is a joke and another gimmick to make money off of people that don't know any better. Anything you put in the intake tract will block air flow and decrease performance/mpg. The tornado is only "proven" by the people that sell it...that should tell you something. Use common sense and don't buy into their BS, like the other guy said if the tornado is so great it would be in the vehicle from factory...especially with the gas prices now-a-days.
ORIGINAL: ja9to
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
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RE: Upgrade Intake?
ORIGINAL: MoparRob
Just to play devils advocate... We all KNOW that CAI help in performance, and fuel economy. So why arent the manufacturers putting a few bucks into that??? I am not trying to say that the tornado or TBs will do anything.... But that sort of rationalization is not always correct.
ORIGINAL: SeVeReDiStOrTiOn
Like the other guys said, the tornado is a joke and another gimmick to make money off of people that don't know any better. Anything you put in the intake tract will block air flow and decrease performance/mpg. The tornado is only "proven" by the people that sell it...that should tell you something. Use common sense and don't buy into their BS, like the other guy said if the tornado is so great it would be in the vehicle from factory...especially with the gas prices now-a-days.
ORIGINAL: ja9to
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.
Ill take some pics and post them tomarrow and you can be the judge. I was amazed at bulky the stock box is and how cleaner it looked removed. And as for the spacer..... Riddle me this batman...... if it is pointless and the air is turbulant then why is the " tornado " a proved mpg increaser? it is very similar to a grooved spacer! it just has guide vanes for air specified air direction.