Can someone please hook me up with the part # for the BHAF ,thanks

 

Fleetguard AH19037.

 

When are you coming back to W-S?

I got mine thru a hookup at NAPA for $38 (tax included)

 

Ill be back sometime in August,so why dont you go ahead and pick me up one for that price and Ill get it from you when I get there....Good excuse to consume an adult beverage or 6. I also want to take a look at that stack.

 

Homemade intake duct:
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...d.php?t=115802

Fleetguard AH19037
NAPA 2790
WIX 42790
Baldwin PA2820
Hastings AF1012
Donaldson B105006
Donaldson ECB15006
Cummins 3912986
Cummins 3924541
Fleetguard AH19037
Baldwin PA-2806 (metal housing)
Baldwin PA2820

 

After researching air intakes for a few weeks, I did the following with better than expected results.
I bought an AFE dry filter, ($58), that AFE uses on the cold air intake systems for 1994+ trucks. With a shcedule 20, 4" PVC coupling, this filter will connect to your existing rubber intake tube.
I took a piece of this aluminum diamond plate, I have from an old tool box and in about 30 minutesshaped it to seperate the filter form the engine compartment with a hole for the pvc coupling to just fit through.
I took a jig saw to the front radiator support and made a nice path for cold air to enter the now larger compartment.
I removed the front grill, installed a 8" x 5" bent piece of aluminum that directs ourside air directly to the air filter (like ram air).
I can now hear the turbo wine, feel a bit more power, engine runs a bit cooler. the BIG difference is in MPG. I have been averagine between 15.5 and 17.75 for the past 15 years. Since this little addition, the worst I have gotted is 18.9 and the best 21.1 MPG.
I am now considering a 4" exhaust turbo back. Just have to get past the $600 price tag!
Bob, 92, Auto, Ext cab, 16cm turbo housing, bosche injectors.