Alright so I have a favor. Could someone either take a pic of their stock intake or explain to me if mine is indeed stock?

What I have is a intake with the "flat" filter, but it says on the box that it is AFE. I am trying to figure out which CAI I want but am curious if I already have a modified intake. It is mounted so it would draw air from behind the headlight, but it doesn't seem like the most efficient intake. Is this what the stock intake looks like?

I can't get a pic now as it is too dark, but I will get one up.

Also, does anyone have a an S&B? Do you like it?

 

if the filter box has a ram head, it is stock, otherwise it sounds like youre explaining the stock intake.

 

Thanks, I will check that out.

I think it must be stock. But the "AFE" confuses me a little.

 

Might just be an aftermarket filter. Thats what I did to mine....Stock intake box, but aftermarket AFE filter

 

The box to your left is the stock intake box... The filter and the tube are aftermarket and the hemi hat is mia.... but you just wanted to see the box right?

 

Thanks! That is exactly what I needed. Looks just like mine for the mostpart.

I think it must be the stock box and someone either put the AFE sticker on or something like that.

now to order my CAI!

 

no problem!! which intake you goin with?

 

I know this is after the fact but here ismy Stock system



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I don't know if you have after market exhaust, but a rule of thumb is "More in needs More out"
Best of luck on which ever CAI you get, I'm sure you will be pleased

 

Thanks Pappy.

I do have aftermarket exhaust, not surewhat kind as it was on when I bought it,but I know its not stock. Sounds great, so I am happy with it. Anybody know a good way to find out what kind I have? Do they usually have markings in a certain spot?

As for a CAI I am thinking either K&Nor S&B. Will do some modifications on my own to make sure it draws the air from where I want it to. The S&B looks like it will do a pretty good job on its own.