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Maybe, but anything can be modified to work. Trust me.
Why would you buy something that doesn't fit on a 6.4 intake swap,if there's other cold air intakes that will fit.Buying an intake like a Vararam for a 5.7 intake manifold,then doing the 6.4 intake swap shortly afterwards isn't really a great way to do things in my opinion,so you'll have to explain to me how that makes sense Tray. BTW i'd like to see how you'd mod a Vararam to fit a 6.4 intake manifold with-out a couple of sharp 90 degree bends. Maybe you should hunt up a pic of a 6.4 intake manifold and look at it before you comment about anything can be modified to fit,especially a Vararam
You apparently don't realize how airflow works.A couple 90 degree bends would totally negate any benefit you might get from the Vararam.Air / water and electricity flow do not like to bend around corners,without negatively affecting the flow rate of each
Hey, not say'n it could be done, but it could be done.
Not with one 90 you're not,and even with two 90's,it's going to take some artful tube construction to tie it all together Tray. Compare a late model 5.7's intake to a late model 6.4's intake,and you'll see what we're trying to tell you.Your old style intake doesn't resemble either intake,and i think that's buggeringg you up,as you're assuming your intake is the same as the newer active intake,and they aren't even close in comparision.Hey, not say'n it could be done, but it could be done.
Vararam needs to get on the ball then, but they had left me out too. lol
Oh yeah, I see now from those angles.
I doubt there's enough of a market for Vararam to consider fabbing up a totally new cold air kit for the 6.4 intake,even if you combine the HD trucks with a 6.4 into the mix.
