Introducing myself
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From: Warminster, PA
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Alritey... WELCOME to the 3rd gen section buddy!!! got the mod itch do we... see if trueflow makes an intake for your truck... they're popular and give an excellent bang for your buck... I love magnaflow mufflers as well... you can find them on a lot of websites... google em....
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ORIGINAL: Jr. Mechanic
That one must not be much better than stock because it does not remove the plastic engine cover that connects it to the TB.
You could make a CAI out of PVC or ABS and get a K&N filter, if you don't mind the look. As far as mufflers go, get a Magnaflow, the reason I am against flowmasters is because they have NO performance gains over stock mufflers, sure they sound nice but the mags sound just as nice with better performance.
That one must not be much better than stock because it does not remove the plastic engine cover that connects it to the TB.
You could make a CAI out of PVC or ABS and get a K&N filter, if you don't mind the look. As far as mufflers go, get a Magnaflow, the reason I am against flowmasters is because they have NO performance gains over stock mufflers, sure they sound nice but the mags sound just as nice with better performance.
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Learn something new everyday I guess. I dont think I have ever heard that aboutany car. I know the pros of a CAI were because its less restrictive I just figured because your changing that old paper filter and the majority of the time with an aftermarket intake you have more filter surface area. But I always thought that the real benefit of a CAI was pulling air from a much cooler spot that the original.
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ORIGINAL: MoparRob
Learn something new everyday I guess. I dont think I have ever heard that aboutany car. I know the pros of a CAI were because its less restrictive I just figured because your changing that old paper filter and the majority of the time with an aftermarket intake you have more filter surface area. But I always thought that the real benefit of a CAI was pulling air from a much cooler spot that the original.
Learn something new everyday I guess. I dont think I have ever heard that aboutany car. I know the pros of a CAI were because its less restrictive I just figured because your changing that old paper filter and the majority of the time with an aftermarket intake you have more filter surface area. But I always thought that the real benefit of a CAI was pulling air from a much cooler spot that the original.
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Jr. Mechanic Date 12/26/2007 8:03:28 PM [blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: bobbylight
Got a intake just like this off ebay and I love it! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...spagenameZWDVW
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That one must not be much better than stock because it does not remove the plastic engine cover that connects it to the TB.
You could make a CAI out of PVC or ABS and get a K&N filter, if you don't mind the look. As far as mufflers go, get a Magnaflow, the reason I am against flowmasters is because they have NO performance gains over stock mufflers, sure they sound nice but the mags sound just as nice with better performance.
ORIGINAL: bobbylight
Got a intake just like this off ebay and I love it! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...spagenameZWDVW
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That one must not be much better than stock because it does not remove the plastic engine cover that connects it to the TB.
You could make a CAI out of PVC or ABS and get a K&N filter, if you don't mind the look. As far as mufflers go, get a Magnaflow, the reason I am against flowmasters is because they have NO performance gains over stock mufflers, sure they sound nice but the mags sound just as nice with better performance.
