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DIY air filter
I'm going to be doing a DIY air intake here soon and I was wondering what would be the best filter I could use?
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For me it's the Donaldson B085011 (JMHO). Cheers!
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Donaldson also makes the Napa gold 6637, they also make the caquest one of nearly the same #
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i have the 6637, AWESOME filter....saw a filter at walmart the fram ca8038 i think its a little smaller but it was 20 bucks. i will be getting one soon to test it out. any body else have opinions on this filter
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Have you noticed an mpg increase over the stocker
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There almost has to be the way it opens up the intake
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This is my first diesel. I know on gassers it helps but I didn't know if it was significant enough increase for the investment.
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Oh yes, its seat of the pants feel. This is usually the first mod people do on a diesel, they like air and the factory never gives em enough
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I bought my truck in September and added a TYMAR intake which uses a Donaldson filter. I would highly recommend the kit. It will run much better and it really does make a difference in the way the vehicle drives. I would recommend after that installing a Diamond Eye 4 or 5 inch turbo back exhaust after you do the filter. Those are the only two aftermarket addons that I have put on my OBS and it drives like a different truck. I got both my add ons from Cary at CT Performance. I would recommend working with him he is very helpful and can answer a lot of questions.
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Does ct performance have a website?
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