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Old 11-28-2010, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by gs7793
i know running a smooth pipe to the stock air box, running a drop in k&n, and cutting out the bottom of the box has been proven to have colder iat's then most cai's, but idk if anyones noticed any hp gains doing that...i wish i wouldve done this on my truck before i bought my cai, i just didnt know about it....
^This is what I did. I'm waiting on UPS to bring my Airaid Intake tube that I won on Ebay for $60. Not sure about any hp gain, but it definitely feels like it has more roll-on power.
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I cut out my box and did a K&N drop in with a straight intake tube, I love it and it picked up nicely in the upper rpms, iats havent been over 100* even after stopping and shutting down.
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you've seen my CAI....it runs 5-12* over outside air. in traffic it will climb a little higher but it goes right back down after i start moving
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drop in filter with a smooth tube is gonna be the route i go
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I say you just replace your whole intake with one of those spinny exhaust thingy-ma-jigs..

You better be bringing it cuz next time we in jackson you better bring your wood screws cuz I'm gunna blow your doors off
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Originally Posted by Bumpers
I say you just replace your whole intake with one of those spinny exhaust thingy-ma-jigs..

You better be bringing it cuz next time we in jackson you better bring your wood screws cuz I'm gunna blow your doors off
LMAO i will bring the dewalt and a box off screws just incase but you may be the one needing them AGAIN
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Haha I know

How's it running with the tbss intake?
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Originally Posted by Bumpers
Haha I know

How's it running with the tbss intake?
like needs a retune bad since i swapped intakes
Hopefully with a retune i will see some gains
But as of now running on my old tune it slowed down 4mph and 4tenths
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Post pics of modify factory air box!
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Originally Posted by Jermoslin
Post pics of modify factory air box!
when i am finished cutting up the box i can
Basically you cut out the bottom of the box


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