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grace
Dodge Dakota
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11/25/2004
23:51:27
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What would be the best cold air intake for me to get for my 2000 3.9 ? And where can I get it at ?
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joe
Dodge Dakota
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11/26/2004
10:48:19
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have you thought about just taking the block off plate off the stock cold air intake tube
and a K&N drop in filter
works great for me and saves $$$
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Shepp
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11/26/2004
12:40:41
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www.360intakez.com
Great price, great setup, and you can get the inlet pipe piwder-coated to match whatever you want too!! Mine is blue to match the truck...
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grace
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11/29/2004
23:36:50
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thanks but i wanted an actual cold air intake. The person that owned the truck before me took off the stock intake components and just put a cone filter on. I was hoping to find an good cold air intake. I just don't know which one to choose, or where to get it at.
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another mark
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12/05/2004
05:47:59
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i'd go with a K&N fipk or make your own out of pvc
don't buy one made out of metal it'll heat the air coming in and
defeat the whole purpose of a "cold" air intake
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N56629
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12/05/2004
08:17:54
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"thanks but i wanted an actual cold air intake."---grace
Grace, the 360 and K&N FIPK are "actual cold air intakes." Are you talking about a cowl or hood induction system?
"The person that owned the truck before me took off the stock intake components and just put a cone filter on."
Taken literally, this means the cone filter is mounted directly on top of the TB. Can you be a little bit more accurate in your description?
"don't buy one made out of metal it'll heat the air coming in and
defeat the whole purpose of a "cold" air intake." ---another mark
Mark, I've seen this repeated many times in this forum and others. There is no basis for this claim. Your TB and manifold are both made of metal and both retain significantly more heat than a thin metal tube. How much heat transfer do you think takes place during the time the air enters and the time it reaches the metal TB?
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