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zoodad help?
i have an afe stg 2 will i see and gains in doin a zoodad mod?
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It won't be noticeable driving..but it will help get more air into the AFE. Besides, being a free mod, why not try!
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you will see some minimal gains -- it can only help and will lower EGT's!
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tru thanks for the advice
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Sure thing...any other questions, just post 'em up!
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sooooo, if I still have a stock box on an 2002, will it help me then?
Is that when I should notice a difference? |
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Not totally sure about the 7.3s...but the factory boxes on the 6.0s are not bad....But anything that will help get more air into either a factory or aftermarket box WILL help. More air means better combustion and more air in means cooler air going through the turbo.
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Yes with a factory intake you will defintely see a seat of the pants difference, just make sure you trim the rubber flap out of the way at the top. I drilled a series of small holes very close to each other in order to keep debri out. I also suggest is getting rid of the highly restrictive muffler, it necks down a 3.5" exhaust to 2.5" and then throws it through an offset muffler. Backpressure is good on a gasser not a diesel!! Just go straight pipe, or like I did with the Walker BTM muffler, my EGT's dropped 100-150 degrees between the AIS/Zoodad/BTM combo, more air in means more air needs to get out!!!
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