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DIY Airflow
How more more flow is there by eliminating the stock air box and going to DIY 6637?
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alot................duh........................... ............lol
more air is always better |
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I'm looking for #'s azzh0le. I'm thinking about building my own Air Box outta carbon fiber mesh to keep my truck looking stock. Just want to know how much more flow there is.
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The 6637 flows about 450 CFM, stock i think flows around 225.
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Not sure how you're gonna build an airbox and have a 6637 at the same time though.
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thanks, where did you get the #'s from?
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oh....well i would not do the box....just an open element would do great....i would guess an extra 15 or more horses
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# for the 6637 was off their website, the stock i read it somewhere on here a long time ago and somehow i remembered it.
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just installed my DIY intake this last weekend in my 97 and just the filter fits in their tight, and for higher numbers you wont want the box the more air the better
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Yep, if you add a box you defeat the purpose of the open filter. You may as well have a stock setup.
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