Best Air Intake system..
#11
Originally Posted by speedhoe04
pro cold and aem....pro cold will give you the highest results.
again, to talk about prices. the pro cold, just gives more like an extention that connects near the MAF sensor. i think the pro cold, may be a more expensive too.
i can't see one of the intakes making so much more power than another, thats why its best to go with the one that looks the best to you.
#12
Seems like this is one of those questions where you get 10 different answers from 10 different people
I perfer the Volant inductions -

This filter is in a sealed box so you don't hear any induction sound. There is also a scoop available for the 1500 trucks -

This allows cool air to be forced up into the box when the truck is at speed.
Tom

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I perfer the Volant inductions -
This filter is in a sealed box so you don't hear any induction sound. There is also a scoop available for the 1500 trucks -

This allows cool air to be forced up into the box when the truck is at speed.
Tom

Order line - 1-877-4-TBYRNE
E-mail - tbyrne@tbyrne.com
SUPERCHARGER DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE!
#13
I forgot about the Volant's... those sound like the best mix of quality vs performance vs stock driveability going right now.
(I'd be afraid to run a pro-cold or AEM in heavy rain, UPD/K&N cracking, etc.)
(I'd be afraid to run a pro-cold or AEM in heavy rain, UPD/K&N cracking, etc.)
#14
, well it would have to be some mean *** rain drops to bounce off the ground and jump 4 feet up in the air, and go right into my aem air filter. even the pro cold is more than likely safe from waterunless you meant something else when you were talking about the heavy rain
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