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James R
Dodge Dakota
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10/24/2003
20:33:17
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I put a cold air intake with a cone filter on this summer on
my 4.7 , now that winter is coming should I take if? I live in
michigan where the winters are really bad.. I am worried
about what is going to happen to the filter.. is it going to
get distroyed with all the salt and crap? is there a cover or
something I can get to put over it so it doesnt get trashed.
Thanks
JamesR
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Luke
Dodge Dakota
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10/25/2003
02:05:19
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If you use a true cold air intake in temperatures below 20, I have found that the heater never really warms up the truck. A Cold Front grill cover would solve this problem and you should get by with the cold air intake all winter. Just watch the temp guage on really warm winter days. Don't know about the salt, we don't use it here in Alaska.
--Luke
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DAKX01
Dodge Dakota
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10/26/2003
15:45:55
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There is a cover you can put over the intake, personally i don't think anything will mess it up because its doing what it's supposed to be doing... "filtering". but that cover thing should be at www.stylinconcepts.com under like air intakes or whatever.
Paul
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DAKX01
Dodge Dakota
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10/26/2003
15:59:58
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There is a cover you can put over the intake, personally i don't think anything will mess it up because its doing what it's supposed to be doing... "filtering". but that cover thing should be at www.stylinconcepts.com under like air intakes or whatever.
Paul
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Joey
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10/26/2003
19:43:54
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i have the cold air kit on my r/t and have driven it at around zero degrees and the heater was extremely hot and the cold outside air made the truck accelerate like crazy. id keep it on all year.
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