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Cold Air Intakes
#31
RE: Cold Air Intakes
I voted other, I got some different lengths of pipe and a filter with some rubber connectors and made my own. Just gotta get the duct wrap to help insulate it and keep the air cool. It also made my stock exhaust much louder, especially at WOT around the 2500 and up RPM range. I'll get pictures as soon as I can deciper the techno jargon to post em.
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#35
RE: Cold Air Intakes
This is a good thread, i'vebeenlookinginto getting a CAI form the looks of it the K&N is a better choice......i got 2 modded mustangs so performance isnt new to me, just that trucks have some truck sepcificaftermarket distributors and this is my first truck........
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#38
RE: Cold Air Intakes
ORIGINAL: BHRAM
This is a good thread, i'vebeenlookinginto getting a CAI form the looks of it the K&N is a better choice......i got 2 modded mustangs so performance isnt new to me, just that trucks have some truck sepcificaftermarket distributors and this is my first truck........
This is a good thread, i'vebeenlookinginto getting a CAI form the looks of it the K&N is a better choice......i got 2 modded mustangs so performance isnt new to me, just that trucks have some truck sepcificaftermarket distributors and this is my first truck........
I love trueflow... then again.. i might by bias
#39
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: South Georgia/East Florida
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RE: Cold Air Intakes
ORIGINAL: hagsc01
Just put a K&N on, sounds great. Sounds fast, but feels sluggish. I am not sure if the truck can't keep up with the sound (in my mind) or the computer is not used to it yet, or something is not right. Any ideas
Just put a K&N on, sounds great. Sounds fast, but feels sluggish. I am not sure if the truck can't keep up with the sound (in my mind) or the computer is not used to it yet, or something is not right. Any ideas
BHRAM, really any name brand that is a true CAI isa goodimprovement over stock. I have the K&N but mainly because I got a deal on it at the time, plus I've been using their drop-in filters with good results for years. Whatever way you go, I think it's important to go with one that replaces everything from the throttle body out. The stock air box and especially that big plastic baffle over the throttle body are quite restrictive. The newer TrueFlow XDi, the AEM Brute Force and K&N would be just a couple of good choices.
An important thing to remember is that performance increases as a direct result of increased intake AND exhaust flow. A CAI is really a waste without at least a good cat back exhaust system.Headers would also compliment the system nicely.
#40
RE: Cold Air Intakes
Question...
Trying to decide between the K&N and the Trueflow.. On this forum, the only people mentioning how good the TF's are is the people with the XDI's... Does this mean the regular TF for my truck wouldnt be very good? I found a GREAT price for this kit at http://www.amazon.com/True-Flow-3050.../dp/B0007W51QO. That is the kit that fits my truck.
Would I be better off with a K&N? Im torn between the gauze of the K&N and the foam of the TF
(Dont really wanna spend much more than $200 either, planning to get my Magnaflowreal soon also)
Trying to decide between the K&N and the Trueflow.. On this forum, the only people mentioning how good the TF's are is the people with the XDI's... Does this mean the regular TF for my truck wouldnt be very good? I found a GREAT price for this kit at http://www.amazon.com/True-Flow-3050.../dp/B0007W51QO. That is the kit that fits my truck.
Would I be better off with a K&N? Im torn between the gauze of the K&N and the foam of the TF
(Dont really wanna spend much more than $200 either, planning to get my Magnaflowreal soon also)