It seemed to work. The truck made a noticeable drop on the dyno beforehand. I tracked the truck after making the changes and it pulled hard to 5800 rpm anyway and ran half ways respectable times. I wouldn't hesitate to do it again if I ever bought another one.

 

with mit airaid tube throttle response is a lot better , that without cutting anything to oem box .

 

according to blackbear’s dyno’s it is worthless by itself

 

don't need additional HP to increase throttle response. a lower HP combo can have a snappier throttle response than a high HP build.

 

The tube didn't do anything on it's own on my 2015. Once I cut the front fender and the box to match there was a noticeable gain... the box is the problem.. not so much the tube. Blackbears test shows it too.. the mit was basically the winner with the gmt900 air box on it... why? The whole side of the box was wide open and not half closed off.

 

am not talking power or numbers , throttle response is way way slow from factory for dd use .

 

I don’t think an intake is going to change how the throttle plate reacts to your gas pedal, which is the problem with the throttle response.

There is really nothing that helps all that much that doesn’t involve electronic altering of the input vs output.

If the throttle repsonse is rated a 0 out of 100, the paint stick mod brings it up to 10, turning off traction control and grade braking brings it up to 12, bringing the adjustable pedals all the way out makes it a 15, an mit tube might make it a 17-18.

tune = 100

 

not agreeing/disagreeing with anyone, but in theory I can see how changing the airflow characteristics off idle can lean up the off idle tip in a little and make a truck feel a touch more responsive.


or it's all placebo and our brain wants to justify the money we just spent on an air tube

 

i got the airaid tube. 100% for looks...

 

one of these days I'm going to get me one of those magnacharger intakes. I hear they work pretty well.