CAI vs Stock w/ drop in K&N

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Sep 18, 2010 | 08:38 PM

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Put your stock box back in, drill some bigass holes in the bottom and run a piece is 3.5" sch10 PVC for your tube and get whatever silicone couplers you want to connect it all. This is the cheapest way I've seen to do it, and will be right there power-wise with the name brand CAI setups. Do Not get aluminum/stainless tubing... Plastic will insulate, not conduct

I might have to look into the Schedule 80 PVC...I can engineer anything, it might not be the prettiest thing, but functional. lol Engineer a ram air tube from down below somewhere. I remember seeing somewhere a guy used dryer ducting to pull from under the bumper or there abouts.

Sep 18, 2010 | 08:42 PM

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Wheatley is a great tuner and Im sure he knows to take care of that table, I wouldnt worry if I were you. It was more of a warning to other self tuners, Im a newbe to tuning myself and its something I probably wouldve overlooked.

Yes he is...And a very busy one at that. I never doubt the "tuner".

Sep 21, 2010 | 11:11 PM

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Dont rub it in...

Air Force still. I have 4.5 years left until I can retire...then on to my second career (whatever that is)

Hey man what career field are you in? Are there any JTACs or ROMADs out there? Im not AF, but I work for the TACP program office.

Sep 22, 2010 | 02:56 AM

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Hey man what career field are you in? Are there any JTACs or ROMADs out there? Im not AF, but I work for the TACP program office.

I dont know what either one of those acronyms are, but I am an Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) Mechanic. DINSTAAR!

Sep 23, 2010 | 12:15 AM

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I dont know what either one of those acronyms are, but I am an Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) Mechanic. DINSTAAR!

Air Force TACP's are ground pounders that deploy with Ranger units. They use our software to conduct all the precision air strikes that you see on Youtube.

Sep 23, 2010 | 06:19 AM

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Air Force TACP's are ground pounders that deploy with Ranger units. They use our software to conduct all the precision air strikes that you see on Youtube.

Ah I see. That is why I didnt know what they were. My job revolves around the flight line. Once those bad boys take off...it is all mission for them.