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_Gear_ Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/21/2007 20:57:54
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Message: which intake is better?? i havent heard anything 'bad' about either, of course K&N is the biggest but its also over 100 dollars more than the airaid
so my question is which is better? K&N Fuel injection performance kit/77 series or Airaid intake?
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3/23/2007 18:01:30
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Message: I have the AirAid full cold air kit, it worked wonders with my 02 4.7. Noticeable mid range and top end power gains.
I also have a K&N on my 98 5.2 4x4 also did wonders for mid to top end power but for a bit more money.
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3/23/2007 21:58:18
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Message: Functionally, I don't think you'll find much differance between the two. Then it becomes an asthetic or financial decision. Buy whichever one looks the best to you, or is cheapest.
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jim Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/23/2007 22:19:57
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Message: i bought an airaid for my 2001 4.7. no complaints.
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3/24/2007 09:25:21
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Message: whatever you do, if you get a CAI, do not go mudding through any kind of deep water! i have a K&N FIPK gen 2 on my 98 Dak 5.2 and twice now offraoding i have hydro-locked it. i'm lucky in that i haven't messed anything up (at least nothing has shown yet) but it was something i never xpected to happen. i'm going to try and build a shield or something similar to hopefully cut this problem out. just thought i'd give ya a heads up.
Sean
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3/24/2007 09:35:25
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Message: you guys ever checked out AFE?
i know they are loved in the diesel community
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3/24/2007 12:03:50
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Message: Super bee,
Does the add-on plumbing really make a difference?
I understand the theory, but it doesn't make sense where my engine lives, 2,000 RPM.
Modifying my air filter box and running a tube next to the radiator just collects far more dirt faster.
PS, the Amsoil Ea air filter is the best one to stick on the end of your plumbing.
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3/27/2007 00:27:06
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Message: i have an airad on my dak also. Definatly opens things up. Pretty loud, mine wissles a little through 1/4 throttle. I second the comment about being careful when mudding with a cold air intake. Even going out to the desert with mine really did a number on it. I just got the prefilter for it last week to help lengthen the cleaning intervals. I felt like I needed to clean it every time I went offroad .
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3/27/2007 06:05:26
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Message: The gains for this mod are mostly at the upper revs. K&N took quite a while to develop their version for the 4.7, saying the wouldn't release it until they could dyno a gain. As far as I know, they are the only intake manufacturer who claims they will dyno a gain for the 4.7 without other mods. If I cared about upper rpm mods, I'd go with the K&N; but I was more interested in mods that made good torque down low, or throughout the whole range.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way
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01Motorsport Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/27/2007 08:28:29
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Message: The old post, "What is the best intake?" includes some "homebrew" setups for around $100 or less. In most cases, a K&N drop-in or similar is more than adequate on a 4.7.
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_Gear_ Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/27/2007 21:00:11
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Message: im goin Airaid. $158 from summit compared to $280 K&N. it should go well with the superchips tuner too
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3/27/2007 22:16:24
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Message: I got the airaid and i love it. it does have a little whistle but sounds good to me
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_Gear_ Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/28/2007 20:59:16
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Message: UGH....maybe im not goin Airaid, the 158$ intake that summit comes without the MIT(the tube) so wtf it just comes with the filter and guard?! and its that much??? FFFFFck that. the airaid kit with the tube is 250
whats the difference between the K&N high flow 77 series and the K&N fuel injection performance kit??
i need to order this ASAP
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3/29/2007 05:22:30
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Message: We've sold K&N for years but I tried the Volant intake on my Dakota. Very impressed. Similar to the old Intense Performance z-tube design. Nice kit.
Not a sales pitch but we do offer it for $199 on the Gen III trucks.
Bill White - KRC Performance
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Frog Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
1/27/2010 00:04:03
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Message: Love the sound and gain with the K and N but having some
problem with idle at cold temp. Anybody having this issue?
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1/30/2010 21:38:15
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Message: Frog,
Are you sure its the air filter?
Could be bad gas.
I mean, did you actually try with both filters and can actually say that it is, in fact, the K&N filter?
Just curious. It would just be the first time I've heard that about a K&N filter. Maybe your throttle body needs a good cleaning?
I'm really not trying to be a prick, its just, like I said, first time I heard that about a filter, unless it was dirty. Or maybe its got too much oil on it, and its choking the engine.
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Glennster Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
2/21/2010 08:12:24
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Message: Frog
Check for vacuum leaks also check pcv valve at the oil fill.
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6/16/2010 15:32:09
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Message: Either one will have similar effects as far as performance gains i would just go with K&N because of the name. But if you want the best possible intake i say go with the aFe intake i just put one on my 99' 5.2L and i love it and saw a pretty good performance change
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9/12/2010 15:01:53
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Message: Can't go wrong with AFE.
Bill White - KRC Performance
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9/15/2010 20:05:50
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Message: I have an AFE in my cummins
love it so far
I used to be able to suck the filter minder down a notch or two if i turned up my chip, now it never budges
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HMMMMM Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
9/17/2010 15:53:13
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Message: I used K&N and have no complaints
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