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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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Do I need a CAI?
I have an '08 F-250 with 82k on it. Plan is to order a Mini Maxx, 5" exhaust, EGR delete and coolant filter setup at the end of the week. Do I really need a CAI? I'm doing the mods for reliability, mileage and ability to calibrate for tire size change. Not planning on hot rodding the truck. Wanting a reliable rig for a long way into the future. I recently ordered filters (fuel, oil and air) from dieselfiltersonline and have two new stock air filter elements still in the box.
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Definitely would help
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It's a noticeable difference? Which one is the one to get?
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S&b or afe. I have afe and like it better because 1) everybody on this forum has an s&b. 2) they flow the same basically. 3) I don't have the same cai everybody on this forum has lol.
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If your running small HP or stock level tunes, the stock CAI will be fine. The larger tunes make it more a must as your basically starving the engine of air.
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Reasons I did it was number one better flow, increased turbo sound because the 6.4 is too quiet, and lastly I got a good deal on it. I run afe with dry filter. But running on the lower tunes you shouldn't have an issue. And another thing is people were saying they seen a mpg gain with a cold air intake. I can't verify it because I did everything at once so don't know what exactly what each item did for me.
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I run an aFe stage II with PG7 and I can tell you I did gain a little MPG when I switched. That's compared to an essentially new stock air filter. It picked up about 1-2 MPG depending on highway or city driving.
I was skeptical about that, but my log book tells the story. It makes a high pitch whistle though. Either you like it or you don't. If you don't, get an S&B. |
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If you are going to run a tune over the 250hp level you will need the intake. Things will get hot in a hurry if you dont. I run S&B because it is quiet and I got a good deal on it. AFE makes a quality filter system as well.
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I suggest going with an S&B, either standard or dry. You cant go wrong with either one.
S&B Intake Kit S&B Dry Intake Kit |
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