New Vararam intake.

Cyberbeast · Aug 12, 2011

I installed my Vararam intake on my 07 Hemi about a week ago! This intake is awesome. I noticed immediate improvedments. The throttle is more responsive, Faster acceleration, and not to mention it sounds sick!. My MPG's eventually improved over a week of driving. Initially I was getting about 15 mpg at 60mph on the highway. Then a week later I was noticing 19-20 mpg travelling at 60 miles per hour. I really recommend this intake. i bought it on Ebay for $335 next delivery.

Cyberbeast · Aug 12, 2011

Ok, just to clarify. When I installed my Vararam intake my MPG were not 15 but they did go down that low. My average was 17 mpg or 18 on a great day according to the truck's gauge. Once your ECU gets use to the airflow you MPGs improve. I will provide acutal data once y tank is emty.

quietpeen · Aug 12, 2011

Sweet. It is a very nice intake

wermbang · Aug 12, 2011

Looks good

0212353 · Aug 12, 2011

"2 more weeks" for the 4th gen ones.........LOL (sorry, running joke, after a year of "2 more weeks")

Loved this intake on my 08!

quietpeen · Aug 12, 2011

lol...a vararam for our 4th gens would be awesome

0212353 · Aug 12, 2011

i won't switch though. I'm happy with mine.

quietpeen · Aug 12, 2011

Cyberbeast.....when you installed the vararam did you reset the computer?

bigbadram1500 · Aug 12, 2011

Sweet.

Cyberbeast · Aug 12, 2011

No, I did not. The computer adjusted on its own after running it empty. I will be honest I considered it cuz i was getting crappy mpgs but then after the next fill I noticed the difference. Regardless I didnt buy it for the MPGS. Its for the performance. It was mony well spent. However dont tell the wife that... lol it told her it was for the gas milage.

truckin151 · Aug 12, 2011

its definitely a nice intake, but its really quiet to to me compaired to my old one

truckin151 · Aug 12, 2011

Cyberbeast said:
No, I did not. The computer adjusted on its own after running it empty. I will be honest I considered it cuz i was getting crappy mpgs but then after the next fill I noticed the difference. Regardless I didnt buy it for the MPGS. Its for the performance. It was mony well spent. However dont tell the wife that... lol it told her it was for the gas milage.

You need to disconnect it for it to relearn the AFR. Mine ran rich as hell after adding it before doing a reset.

07 HEMI · Jan 25, 2012

Found this thread, thinking about gettin a Vararam for my 07 to. Do you need to remove the intake to add oil? looks like it would cover the filler neck? And are the hoses in the way/rub on anything or in the way of the oil filter? srry for all the questions lol im ancy to get one

glass3222 · Jan 25, 2012

You do not need to removed the intake....if you have a funnel

Hoses did not get in the way of the filter on my 05

07 HEMI · Jan 25, 2012

^thanks man. glad i joined forum seems nice!

hawk02 · Jan 25, 2012

Just keep an eye on everything, moves around a lot and the filter did not seal very well on mine(2005) sent it back for a refund.

07 HEMI · Jan 25, 2012

yea ive seen mixed reviews :/ i dont know, i hear good performance but dont want any problems tho

truckin151 · Jan 25, 2012

Mines been doing just fine.

Budakane · Feb 14, 2012

Where do you mount the two ducts if you have foglights?>

quietpeen · Feb 14, 2012

Budakane said:
Where do you mount the two ducts if you have foglights?>

in the opening in the bumper.

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