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drew
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4/26/2005
16:48:36

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does anyone know of a good air intake kit? when i mean good, i want one thats inexpensive, gives great hp and torque and also increase gas mileage. thanks for your help.



dragonic/bill
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4/26/2005
18:13:58

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fram makes the best air filter for dodges. you will notice a lot of changes in hp, torque and performaance all together.



drew
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4/26/2005
19:24:38

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yeah i kinda meant air intake kits. i use a fram air filter already. im interested in upgraded the air intake i have now. thanks though.



Greg
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4/26/2005
22:52:57

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I have a volant air intake and it is pretty powerful. You won't really feel and air intakes power unless you are needing more power though, aka you have a chip, exhaust, or something else that needs more power. I actually experience slightly worse gas milage until i got Venom. if you want more info got to volantperformance.com



Doug
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4/26/2005
23:13:55

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You can make almost any type of "home brew" intake. Get a K&N filter, a length of 3 inch PVC or sheet metal pipe, rip out your exsisting air cleaner/box/snorkel/etc(too much turbulance and restriction) and viola! a little more torque, hp, and "slightly" better gas mileage(it is better if you reposition your air intake temp sensor and upgrade to a 180 degree thermostat) Costs about 50-65 dollars depending on what you use.



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4/27/2005
19:03:35

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Fram and good filter don't belong in the same sentence! This goes for air and oil. Unless Fram started making gauze type filters I'd avoid the paper ones. I'd avoid their oil filters as well.

Back to the subject of a kit. K&N is the only kit I know of, but frankly it's not worth the money. These kits aren't miracle cures either. You're not going to get that much of an increase in HP or torque, slight but that's all. I would doubt your MPG goes up any measurable amount. Once you put that kit on your foot's just gonna get heavier anyway. Make it yourself. Get a piece of PVC for $5 and a K&N filter for $40. There you have it.



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4/29/2005
12:27:39

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Go to quickd.com excellent cold air intake talk to tony



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