**PICS** My CUSTOM Intake

[BlizzardX23]

LOL...I dont plan on doing any mud bogging...haha but thanks for the heads up...


*HOWEVER* If I do decide to go deep water forging, or mud bogging, its a simple fix...pull the 90 degree elbow along with the long tube, disconnect the bottom section and leave it mounted...and rotate it back to the stock position with a filter on it





Did you have a CAI kit before you made your own? and how much of a difference did it make once you started pulling true cold air from the front of your bumper?

 

[Nickleahy23]

LOL...I dont plan on doing any mud bogging...haha but thanks for the heads up...


*HOWEVER* If I do decide to go deep water forging, or mud bogging, its a simple fix...pull the 90 degree elbow along with the long tube, disconnect the bottom section and leave it mounted...and rotate it back to the stock position with a filter on it





Did you have a CAI kit before you made your own? and how much of a difference did it make once you started pulling true cold air from the front of your bumper?

haha just be careful..im sure mine acted like a scoop to pick up as much water as possible..

i honestly gained 2 mpg on the interstate, maybe 1 in town..it has more power at higher speed since some air is actually getting forced in..i also took my stock intake tube and cut off the silencer box and patched it up so now its just straight through..

 

[Max]

The bottom of my aem gets damp when it rains, just gotta be careful.

 

[BlizzardX23]

Well aside from the off roading, thats good that it helped...I cant wait to get the truck up and running to see how it works out

 

[brndns_hoe]

i also took my stock intake tube and cut off the silencer box and patched it up so now its just straight through..

lol, I did this too...temporary til I get an aftermarket intake. like the deeper sound it gets now

 

[rigo_jones]

interesting.

 

[killer20072001]

I know this is a bit LONGER then my K&N tube, but I believe the true COLD air will outweigh the length issue





Home Depot Project Supplies



Throttle Body --> Coupling --> MAF --> Coupling



Throttle Body --> Coupling --> MAF --> Coupling --> 90 Degree Elbow


Insulating the elbow then wrapping in reflective tape



Both insulated parts put together

















Im just going to find a "Y" piece similar to that and run it through my skid plate and into the pipe

I like really that huh?? one of a kind post up how that work's might try that

 

[Mr45]

Why stop at a Y-pipe? Why not go ram-air?

 

[tybardy]

The bottom of my aem gets damp when it rains, just gotta be careful.

I was just about to chime in with this same assesment...

My filter gets a little damp when it rains. Worries me a bit!

 

[MOBmentality]

i just beat off to the spectre dualy FTW that thing is nice