cold air intake (PLZ HELP!!!)?
I put a kn cold air on my 98.5 dodge ram 2500 24 valve cummins. it was a little pricey didn't notice much of a hp increase however i did gain about 2 mpg. the nice thing about kn filters is that they have a lifetime warranty, you can just clean them instead of replacing the filter, i didn't see that this filter was like that. So depending on how long you plan on owning the vehicle it might balance out after a long time. other than that the filter looks good to me almost any aftermarket air filter is going to be better than the stock ones.
most of the air intakes now a days are the same quality, but i would suggest airaid, its the same filter as a kn but your not paying the extera $100 for the name, and if i were you i would try to avoid purchasing things over the internet if your short on money, find a local aftermarket dealer in your city and buy from them that way you dont add the shipping prices ontop of it all, also you can do more shopping around, go out and buy a truck magazine and so some research before commiting to a brand, plus think about future mod's you wish to do to your truck and make sure it will all work together, for example if you wish to put a throttle body spacer on your truck a kn might not work with it, the best thing you can do is take your time and do research. or just wait a while save some more money and buy a kn which is the best of the best and you pay for what you get.
Would you guys STOP! Do you know why fishing lures come in so many different colors? To catch the fisherman not the fish Fish can only see a couple of differenf colors. All these products you guys purchase do not give you enough improvement over OEM to spend the money to buy them. There are some truly good products that can improve performance, but they only uncage the lion that already exists in an OEM engine. The fuel cut-off bypass is a good example. If you still insist on throwing money away send it to: The rick63 PO Box 213 Austin Tx 78704
