WOOOHOOOO I finally ordered it....BHAF
03-16-2004, 11:44 PM
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WOOOHOOOO I finally ordered it....BHAF
Well in a week I will have my BHAF!! I just ordered a Fleetguard BHAF! WIth tax it cost me $48! The prices of these things vary so much. I mean I went to a Cummins Power Systems facilty and they quoted me about $65. I have heard some guys getting them for around $35. I got mine at a truck center that deals with CAT,CUMMINS,INTRNTL,KENWORTH,etc.
The sad part though are the 5" chrome stacks that were sitting in front of the counter. I was foaming at the mouth. They were calling my name. The wife hated them though. For some reason she loves the look and sound of my truck but she hates stacks
SHe says "don't make your truck look like a tractor trailer. This is coming from someone that loves shiny chrome parts on a SLT. I Said "well it sounds like one, it should look like one
AM I RIGHT???
The sad part though are the 5" chrome stacks that were sitting in front of the counter. I was foaming at the mouth. They were calling my name. The wife hated them though. For some reason she loves the look and sound of my truck but she hates stacks
SHe says "don't make your truck look like a tractor trailer. This is coming from someone that loves shiny chrome parts on a SLT. I Said "well it sounds like one, it should look like one AM I RIGHT???
03-17-2004, 02:55 AM
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Change is best served in small increments. Straight pipe it first. Then run the stacks!
Alls I have to do is put in a new kitchen sink and faucet, then I can stack mine!
Must remember - sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks!
Matt
Alls I have to do is put in a new kitchen sink and faucet, then I can stack mine!
Must remember - sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks!
Matt
03-17-2004, 07:23 AM
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sorry I have to ask a newbie question but what is BHAF??
I have to agree if it these trucks can easily sound and pull like a Rig whats the harm in making look like one
I have to agree if it these trucks can easily sound and pull like a Rig whats the harm in making look like one
03-17-2004, 07:32 AM
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It's a big rig air filter which replaces the stock filter and air box. It attaches directly to the turbo inlet hose and provides additional surface area for filtering and air intake. Big Hokin Air Filter. It also allows the sound of the turbo to be heard more easily.
03-17-2004, 09:50 AM
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Re: WOOOHOOOO I finally ordered it....BHAF
Originally posted by Shaders 24v
The sad part though are the 5" chrome stacks that were sitting in front of the counter. I was foaming at the mouth. They were calling my name. The wife hated them though. For some reason she loves the look and sound of my truck but she hates stacks SHe says "don't make your truck look like a tractor trailer. This is coming from someone that loves shiny chrome parts on a SLT. I Said "well it sounds like one, it should look like one
AM I RIGHT???
The sad part though are the 5" chrome stacks that were sitting in front of the counter. I was foaming at the mouth. They were calling my name. The wife hated them though. For some reason she loves the look and sound of my truck but she hates stacks
SHe says "don't make your truck look like a tractor trailer. This is coming from someone that loves shiny chrome parts on a SLT. I Said "well it sounds like one, it should look like one AM I RIGHT???
03-17-2004, 10:06 AM
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Don't forget to cover that rascal up, www.outerwears.com makes a nice cover PN WR3325-105. The WR is weather proofed, and at the end you specify color. BK(black, RD(red) ect.
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Originally posted by KennyM
Don't forget to cover that rascal up, www.outerwears.com makes a nice cover PN WR3325-105. The WR is weather proofed, and at the end you specify color. BK(black, RD(red) ect.
Don't forget to cover that rascal up, www.outerwears.com makes a nice cover PN WR3325-105. The WR is weather proofed, and at the end you specify color. BK(black, RD(red) ect.
That link doesn't work. Isn't it www.outerwearsracing.com ?
03-17-2004, 10:38 AM
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Re: WOOOHOOOO I finally ordered it....BHAF
Originally posted by Shaders 24v
Well in a week I will have my BHAF!! I just ordered a Fleetguard BHAF! WIth tax it cost me $48! The prices of these things vary so much. I mean I went to a Cummins Power Systems facilty and they quoted me about $65. I have heard some guys getting them for around $35.
AM I RIGHT???
Well in a week I will have my BHAF!! I just ordered a Fleetguard BHAF! WIth tax it cost me $48! The prices of these things vary so much. I mean I went to a Cummins Power Systems facilty and they quoted me about $65. I have heard some guys getting them for around $35.
AM I RIGHT???
03-17-2004, 06:23 PM
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Originally posted by gsdog1
Change is best served in small increments. Straight pipe it first. Then run the stacks!
Alls I have to do is put in a new kitchen sink and faucet, then I can stack mine!
Must remember - sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks!
Matt
Change is best served in small increments. Straight pipe it first. Then run the stacks!
Alls I have to do is put in a new kitchen sink and faucet, then I can stack mine!
Must remember - sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks....sink first, then stacks!
Matt
Dr Evil I gave both faciltys the same part no. Never mentioned a marine version though. Neither one offered any other brands other than Fleetguard either.
The first guy I talked to looked astonished that this filter can go in our trucks!!
03-17-2004, 06:42 PM
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BHAF prices do vary quite a lot depending on the part of the country.
My Fleetguard was right around 55 from Cummins Intermountain's parts counter.
Marine would have been around 110, if they would have had one in stock.
phox
My Fleetguard was right around 55 from Cummins Intermountain's parts counter.
Marine would have been around 110, if they would have had one in stock.
phox
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Originally posted by Moose10
I also fabbed a heatshield to go along with the BHAF.....it cuts down on road grime and spray too.
I also fabbed a heatshield to go along with the BHAF.....it cuts down on road grime and spray too.