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Old 04-17-2008, 12:07 PM
bbraden bbraden is offline
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AFE stage 2 intake with a prefilter sock.
Oiled filters don't work in our part of the world... seriously. I've seen the dirt in a turbo from a properly oiled filter. Definitely not goin that route... If oiled filters were that great in the powder, John Deere would use em, but they don't.
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Old 04-17-2008, 12:11 PM
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Old 04-17-2008, 05:34 PM
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theres a filter from afe, called the prodry. no oil necessary. and you can order it with the intake....
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Old 04-18-2008, 11:47 AM
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honestly, have your dad check this BB out... I did the DIY napa style air filter, it's cheap, easy to do, and easy to find. Took me about 15 minutes to install, start to finish, and all my orig parts will fit right back on, no perminant mods, all bolt in. Do a search for the filter part number (I dont' remember right off hand, might be NAPA 6637? Maybe WIX 46637?), any parts store should cross to something they have... I paid about $45 for my filter... $5 more in a hose clamp, and a 3" long pc of 4" exhaust pipe. Done. Easy. AWESOME air intake sound! (Maybe we won't tell your dad about that part just yet!!) seems like 3 times more filter area...
Gauges, DIY intake, and straight pipe the exhust... simple & cheap mods. Good luck with your new truck...
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Old 04-19-2008, 10:58 AM
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honestly, have your dad check this BB out... I did the DIY napa style air filter, it's cheap, easy to do, and easy to find. Took me about 15 minutes to install, start to finish, and all my orig parts will fit right back on, no perminant mods, all bolt in. Do a search for the filter part number (I dont' remember right off hand, might be NAPA 6637? Maybe WIX 46637?), any parts store should cross to something they have... I paid about $45 for my filter... $5 more in a hose clamp, and a 3" long pc of 4" exhaust pipe. Done. Easy. AWESOME air intake sound! (Maybe we won't tell your dad about that part just yet!!) seems like 3 times more filter area...
Gauges, DIY intake, and straight pipe the exhust... simple & cheap mods. Good luck with your new truck...
Hey thanks for the info, but I had dad order the AIS intake last night. I'll put it in as soon as we get it. I did the BHAF mod you're talking about on my dodge and I definitely love it. I don't think he would go for having to take that clamp and everything off every time that it needs servicing... and out here they have to be blown out every 3-5,000 miles pretty much. I don't mind doing it on mine because I understand the benefits of it, but he won't. So anyways, thanks for the information guys, I'll have it taken care of soon.
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