AIRAID QF Cold Air Intake
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AIRAID QF Cold Air Intake
Yeah...so much for keeping her stock.
I installed this kit on saturday. It was a pretty straight forward install; 2 10-mm bolts, a few brackets and hoses and viola! It sounds great, you can really hear the hemi purr under load. Gas milleage was lower at first, mainly because I was beating the tar out of it enjoying my rips through gears. It actually caught second gear scratch hehe. On my way back to LV from LA, It was actually getting 20.3 MPG and settled in at 17.8 MPG because of stop and go and the hills.
I'll report more on it later but wanted to know if anyone else had this kit and what they thought of it.
-Alex
I installed this kit on saturday. It was a pretty straight forward install; 2 10-mm bolts, a few brackets and hoses and viola! It sounds great, you can really hear the hemi purr under load. Gas milleage was lower at first, mainly because I was beating the tar out of it enjoying my rips through gears. It actually caught second gear scratch hehe. On my way back to LV from LA, It was actually getting 20.3 MPG and settled in at 17.8 MPG because of stop and go and the hills.
I'll report more on it later but wanted to know if anyone else had this kit and what they thought of it.
-Alex
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RE: AIRAID QF Cold Air Intake
Quick Fit, whats the MIT?
The quick fit uses the stock bottom part of the air box, and snaps in with the original hardware. You remove the plastic manifold that says "5.7 L Magnum Hemi" install the tube R&R the sensors a few hoses, clamps and seals and you are good to go.
The quick fit uses the stock bottom part of the air box, and snaps in with the original hardware. You remove the plastic manifold that says "5.7 L Magnum Hemi" install the tube R&R the sensors a few hoses, clamps and seals and you are good to go.