bighaeb

First off, do aftermarket intakes exist for the 2010 models? If so, what are some of your impressions of having one and which model is the best? Besides that, does it wake up the turbo in terms of spool up and in the sound of it? I can barely hear the turbo on the 2010 model.

Nevada

I have been looking at the Glacier Diesel "Air Boss 67" with intake heater relocate kit together with a Shibby stage 1 air intake horn. Would be very interested in any feedback that anyone has. According to the Glacier and Rolling Smoke websites, these items are available for the 2010's.

Blake Clark

Any intake for the 6.7 should work. I have an AFE Stg II on my 08 and man does that turbo sing! My buds '10 is graveyard silent.

I do recall somewhere mention that without any deletes that an intake "MAY" do more harm than good due to lowering the intake temps and ergo the exhaust temps causing a longer and or more frequent regens.

I am not certain on this so do your homework before you buy. Or be real smart and junk all the emissions garbage and wake to the lovely smell of uncatted #2 every morn.

sgt snake

i have a banks monster exhaust and intake on mine and ite been fine, no problems except that banks sold me the wrong year that doesnt exactly fit right, but they are taking it back once they make one for my truck. they told me should be another 2 months before i see it. they also sold me a super scoop and intercooler that are wrong. they are making good on everything so im patiently waiting for my parts. cant wait for the pc they "banks" said its going to be somewhere around 140-170 hp, they are working out all the emission issues, and they are one of the only companies that have a pc that will be undetectable by the onboard pc. so no worrys if you have any issues with your truck and have to go to the dealer, just pop that bad boy out and your good to go

sgt snake

oh , and it still quiet as hell. i have the exhaust and intake on and you can hardley hear it. my wifes camry is louder. have to get rid of that **** particle filter