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Teachwood 10-08-2004 10:19 PM

Better Air filter?
 
Needing to replace the air filter. Still stuck with the stock box for now.
There are some funny looking holes in the box..... anyway.

What filter to use?
Fram
Fleetguard
Airhog?
$$ K&N
ETC

Truck is 2003 with holes drilled in stock air box and airflow baffel delete replacement.

Trying to figure out how to get the muffler to "fall off"
What size is the pipe anyway? Looks larger than 3.5"?
No no no the exhaust pipe.

Teachwood

blown32 10-09-2004 10:33 AM

As for the muffler, Geno's has a muffler elimanation pipe that replaces the muff. Used it on my 04.5 and love it! (they make it for several year groups). An air chisel helps it fall off real easy:D

SteveZ 10-09-2004 11:48 AM

I'm using an Airaid drop in. Seems to have good flow, and filter qualities. Part No. 850-357.

jkitterman 10-09-2004 12:10 PM

If you want the engine to be feed CLEAN air, stick with Fleetguard.

PourinDiesel 10-09-2004 02:07 PM

AFE all the way for drop in replacement.

--Justin

Strjock81 10-09-2004 03:15 PM

I have been really impressed with my Air Raid, talk about a well made, heavy unit. Intake tubing after 4000 miles is as clean as paper filter kept it. White mark on turbo fin is unblemished. I bet the Air Raid filter weighs 3+ times more than the stocker did, and has a great heavy duty rubber seal around the edges.

RonsRig 10-09-2004 06:04 PM

I have an AirAid kit with the big honkin' oval cone filter. I had it on there for a while before I got the prefilter for it and when I took it off to clean it before I put the new prefilter on, it looked brand new on the inside. No dust of any kind inside. I put the prefilter on to keep the bushes and critters out of the pleats. I figure it will make it easier to clean next time too.

Dave65 10-11-2004 03:18 PM


Originally posted by RonsRig
I have an AirAid kit with the big honkin' oval cone filter. I had it on there for a while before I got the prefilter for it and when I took it off to clean it before I put the new prefilter on, it looked brand new on the inside. No dust of any kind inside. I put the prefilter on to keep the bushes and critters out of the pleats. I figure it will make it easier to clean next time too.
I wonder if there would be any warranty issues with the AirAid kit?

Miles PH 10-12-2004 03:47 AM

Volant Cool Air= All The Way the filter pleats on the cone filter are deeper and taller than most out their and the cone is longer / larger giving moor air volume to the truck. And I can hear the turbo much moor pronounced now.:cool: on spool up.

RonsRig 10-12-2004 11:51 AM

Dave65,
I bought mine at the dealer through a rebate promotion. They told me that it wouldn't cause an warrenty issue. They did not recommend K&N except for the cleaning kit and oiler. As clean as it keeps the air, there shouldn't be an issue.

Dave65 10-13-2004 03:29 PM

I am going to get one..Thanks

Car_nut57 10-13-2004 04:11 PM

For now the aFe drop in with Pro-7 is a good choice until you get the Scotty Ram Air III with 2-stage foam element.


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