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The DIY CIA's that some members have devised do a good job and are a lot less expensive than the manufactured ones.
Jay
Jay
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Or use the stock airbox with its cai tube, add a 3" tube to box and freeflowing filter, paint a little bling, ****.....cali carb legal... under $100
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Nice Bling... What filter are you running?
Nice Bling... What filter are you running?
At the moment a K&N I bought from a member here. I have a AEM in my Amazon wagon I'm thinking of swapping to in the future
Just looked at the AEM, that seems like a great option. No oil, and $20 cheaper than K&N
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And a fyi, you can definately feel the added 3 inch tube to the airbox in mid to upper rpm. It's kinda hard to describe but as its pulling it feels kind of like its getting another breath of air,(which it is), so pulls longer. IMHO it was/is a very economical way to add air without the big bucks of a aftermarket cai.
Technically the oem is a cai as its pulling air from the fender, it just has funky tubing and bends
Are you running stock exhaust, or ?
Forums are for discussion. If you tell people to just "search" all the time it doesn't prompt much new discussion. They could have questions specifically tailored to their needs or concerns. This forum isn't exactly the most active place as it is, to tell people to just "search".
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This forum isn't exactly the most active place you say? I also belong to one of the other Ram forums and there's a hell of a lot more going on here than there for sure. If there's a more "rockin" Ramforum out there please tell us about it as I'm sure we would all like to check it out. Hell the oil discussion thread on this forum is over 2K thousand pages by itself. That in itself speaks volumes.