Cold Air Intakes
#21
03-08-2005, 10:23 PM
RE: Cold Air Intakes
ORIGINAL: HungfatPhucwell
I took a couple pictures of the intake that I have on my truck, I paid $35 for the aluminum tube and filter element on eBay, $10 for the metal flexible tubing, $5 for the 90 degree a/c bend at Lowe's and installed it myself within 30 minutes... hey its the easiest way to get the same effect as ram air without having to buy a hood or pay big bucks!
Bet that will make you feel like getting ripped off!
I took a couple pictures of the intake that I have on my truck, I paid $35 for the aluminum tube and filter element on eBay, $10 for the metal flexible tubing, $5 for the 90 degree a/c bend at Lowe's and installed it myself within 30 minutes... hey its the easiest way to get the same effect as ram air without having to buy a hood or pay big bucks!
Bet that will make you feel like getting ripped off!
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RE: Cold Air Intakes
by the way I was going to mention this earlier but I forgot, if you have a ram that doesnt have the fog lights, you can remove the black "blank" that is in its place and bolt the flex tubing right up to the back of the plastic molded part that would go around the light, the tubing is the same size. I did this for a friends truck and it works perfectly and you dont have to disconnect it in the rain unless for some reason you like driving through water that is almost 2 feet deep... I could do the same but I like having the use of the fog lights.
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03-09-2005, 05:14 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intakes
yea hes backed up right now, its a one man show. he could make that intake into a real business if he hired some people to help him get caught up. like the scoop that pushes even more air right to the filter 
ive def. felt the power gains with it matched with my dual exhaust.[sm=gears.gif]
ive def. felt the power gains with it matched with my dual exhaust.[sm=gears.gif]
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03-10-2005, 11:32 AM
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03-10-2005, 06:03 PM
RE: Cold Air Intakes
ORIGINAL: HungfatPhucwell
I took a couple pictures of the intake that I have on my truck, I paid $35 for the aluminum tube and filter element on eBay, $10 for the metal flexible tubing, $5 for the 90 degree a/c bend at Lowe's and installed it myself within 30 minutes... hey its the easiest way to get the same effect as ram air without having to buy a hood or pay big bucks!
Bet that will make you feel like getting ripped off!
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I took a couple pictures of the intake that I have on my truck, I paid $35 for the aluminum tube and filter element on eBay, $10 for the metal flexible tubing, $5 for the 90 degree a/c bend at Lowe's and installed it myself within 30 minutes... hey its the easiest way to get the same effect as ram air without having to buy a hood or pay big bucks!
Bet that will make you feel like getting ripped off!
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