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DakSport00
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1/21/2001
18:41:51
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 Subject: Home-Built Intake?
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My '00 Dakota needs speed! I am on a little budget so home built intake looks good to me. Does any have a home built intake on their V-6 Dakota? What are the noticeable gains? How much and how do I get plans.(If needed) What is the hp difference between home made and the K&N F.I.K.P.?
thanks
Tyler A
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intense99dak
Gen III
1/22/2001
07:35:35
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I have a home made intake on my '99 v6. It's built out of aluminized exhaust pipe. The whole intake cost less than $100 to build. You can check it out on my site below.
You can also make one out of 3" pvc pipe. You're talking less than $15 for the need pipe and clamps. It may not look the cleanest, but the gains are just as great as a more expensive home made one.
I don't have any hard numbers on performance gains, but the difference is defintely noticeable. Especially when you go 3/4 to full throtle.
Chuck Robbins
'99 Dakota Sport
www.intense99dak.com
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Bob Fichera
Dodge Dakota
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9/09/2002
22:36:52
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I put on a Edelbrock Pro-Flo air filter P/N 1002. Its a cheaper way to go than the other options. They run around $19.95 and look great!
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DakotaMan2002
GenIII
9/09/2002
22:51:53
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I too also have a CC home brew on mine.
I noticed a pickup in the 2k-3k range..and better gas milage....
Check out my web site for pictures...
DakotaMan2002
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