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I have an '05 Dodge Ram Daytona just sitting in my driving that absolutely needs a cold air intake. Do I go with the K&N or is that brand becoming cliche? Based on the respected opinions of other Hemi Truck Owners...what is my best bang for buck? Performance increase is awesome, but I also want a real mean growl/snarl.
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Hey, Iam thinking treating my ride with a CAI as well, you're right there are lots of choices out there.I don't think K&N is the best choice since the filter is sitting "out in the open". I'm thinking that you might increase the air flow but still get he hot air from the engine compartment. Go to Volant.com and check out their filters. It comes in its own box has a cool carbonfibre lid and costs about the same as a K&N.(check out stylin.com for their selection) There's also a lifetime warranty and you can get an additional air scoop to "ram in" your air from under the bumper According to the website you'll add some ![]() |
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"Jordan" |
I have a K&N, you'll be plenty happy with one. It adds seat of the pants power and a nice roar under heavy throttle. You can pay a lot more for something that looks "cooler" but they all do the same thing.
_____________ 2004 QC 2WD Comp 268 cam, 6.1L valvesprings/pushrods, Pacesetter Jet-Hot coated LT's/ORY, K&N intake, Taylor shorties, Borla XR1 dumped, 3.92/posi rear, SCT tune by Hemifever, short belt for the track, 15% tint, 2" drop shackles, debadged except fenders |
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"Brad" |
i just got a k&n and love it not dissapointed at al...but i paid 1/3 the new price...so...but best bang for the buck would be the 3rd strike intake well worth it from what other member have reported
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"Zachary" VP OK Chapter |
I've got K&N and it works fine.
But bang for the buck has to be 3rdstrike or make your own. |
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President, Michigan Chapter Truck of the Month October 2008 |
BFI!
____________________________ RCSB 4x4: 6.1 based 418 C.I. 4.56's, 6.1 heads, APS TC, BFI & 273 cam. 1/4 : 12.52 @ 108 www.nadodge.com |
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HTC.com Audio Consultant |
mine
Black 2004 Qc 4X4, Superchips,comp 260 cam,home ported & milled heads,6.1 spring and pushrods, PSC1, Taylor Thundevolt 50, Edelbrock TES headers, true duals with Magnaflow, K&N C.A.I., Innovate LC1, MarkVIII E Fan, 180* t stat,Hellwig RSB, 6 X HID,sport running boards and bed accents,lund rool pan, Kenwood KNX7100 nav., R camera, 80G hard drive, 9" flip down monitor, Phoenix gold Tantrum 600.4 for Diamond Audio 4.5" dash and R.F. 5" R doors, Orion Extreme 500.4 for HCCA 6S comps front door, Precision Power DCX 1500.1 for 2 X 10" RE Audio SE, Oxygen Audio 20 Farad cap, Rammat sound deadner, tons of wires |
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"Jordan" |
^^Ok, that is pretty sweet. Lovin' the old school K&N!
_____________ 2004 QC 2WD Comp 268 cam, 6.1L valvesprings/pushrods, Pacesetter Jet-Hot coated LT's/ORY, K&N intake, Taylor shorties, Borla XR1 dumped, 3.92/posi rear, SCT tune by Hemifever, short belt for the track, 15% tint, 2" drop shackles, debadged except fenders |
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Vararam or BFI
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"Danny" |
My personal Favorite 2006 2WD QC SPORT. ENJOYED DAILY!!!! HTC.com Titan Killer Club |
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I got a K&N 77 series but I want a BFI!!!!! I heard nothing but good about those.
2004 Dodge Ram RC/SB w/HEMI K&N CAI, Taylor Shorties, 180 Therm, Superchips, Powerwire, NGK Plugs, 4.56 Rearend, Pacesetter LT Headers, True Duals. Dropshackles, Royal Purple Everything |
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BFI looks nice and from what ive heard they are good. i have the one from 3rdstrike and love it
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 QC/SB(mine) 2003 Infiniti FX35(hers) 1989 Ford Mustang LX/ 347 c.i.(ours) |
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Vararam and bfi are the only track prove intakes. The rest just make noise.
'07 QCSB, Flame Red 5.7, 4x4 Internal: Custom Stu Cam, 180 T-stat Exhaust: Edelbrock Shorties, Magnaflow Y Pipe, Gibson Catback Intake: Vararam, Ported Throttle Body Other: Viper Shroudless E-Fan, Diablo Predator Lift: 3" PA Body Lift, 6" Suspension Lift Appearance: SRT Hood, Leer 100XQ, Linex Xtra, OEM Tow Mirrors, 2500 Tow Hooks, OEM Nerf Bars, Bushwacker Pocket Flares Lighting: Recon LED Tails, Recon Cab Lights, 4x VisionX 180w, Hella 500's (100W) Wheels: Dick Cepeck DC-1 17x9, Dick Cepek FC-II's 35 x 12.5 x 17, Mopar Wheel Well Liners |
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it's pretty basic to make one with 3.5" aluminum pipe, get the proper bends and a good cone filter and it's pretty easy to do a good job. keep in mind though that your entire intake system can only flow as much air as the most restrictive part will let through, a huge filter with small pipe isn't going to work well, same with huge pipe and a small filter. remember that no matter how obnoxiously huge the cai may be, your motor is still drawing the air through the throttle body, which makes it obvious why 5 or 6 inch diameter intake pipe is overkill. just please don't be one of those people who uses abs plastic sewer pipe to make an intake, can't get much more hack than that.
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Reg Cab Short box 4X4 Inertia Motorsports 6.1 Intake Manifold Conversion, Mopar Performance CNC Ported 6.1 Heads, 'Custom' cai, Ceramic coated longtube headers, Full dual exhaust with X pipe and no cats dumped, Comp Cams XFI-268, Comp Cams beehive valve springs, McGaughey's 2/4 drop, Triple pillar pod with wideband air/fuel, nitrous pressure, pyrometer, 175HP 2-Stage Nitrous system, Bottle heater, purge, and remote bottle opener, NGK 4306's, 3400 stall Edge billet torque converter, Diablo Predator, EGR system removed, Electric Fan, 4.56's, FAST transmission control unit, Lucas oil, and 24 inch wheels. Clarion in-dash DVD player with 7" flip up monitor, Clarion GPS, Satellite Radio, Audison 4 channel amp, Focal speakers, DRL's changed from headlights to foglights, Stainless Mopar nerf bars, Mopar tonneau cover, Line-X Spray in bedliner, Stainless fender trim, Chrome door handles, SRT-10 hood, sport/rumble bee lower air dam, Billet door lock pins (wow!!) Stuff that's sitting at home waiting for me to eventually install - TransGo shift kit, and Autometer transmission temp gauge. 0-60mph 4.20 sec 1/4 mile 12.6 @ 105.2 full weight, street tires RACE WHAT YOU DRIVE track prep is great for people who like to brag about a time they can't hit on a daily basis weight reduction is for fat people and slicks are for racecars |
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"Michael" Truck of the Month July 2006 |
I have an afe cold air intake, but I want the BFI!
____________________________________________________ MY RIDE 2004 1500 Hemi RCSB\Inertia Motorsports Spartan Cam\Inertia Motorsports CNC Ported 5.7 Heads\AEM Wideband A/F Gauge\SCT TUNED\Flex-A-Lite Electric Fan\180 Thermostat\Shorty Taylor Wires\NGK 5306 Plugs\aFe Cold Air Intake System\Long Tube Pacesetter Headers\Cat Delete\Dual DMH Electric Cutouts\Magnaflow X Pipe\True Duals with 2 AeroTurbine 3030's dumped\Motive 4.56 Gears with LSD\SharaDon Performance Stage II Transmission with Stage III Valve Body\Edge 3000 Billet Torque Converter\Cal Tracs\McGaughy's 2/4 Drop Click here for pics and couple vid's of my truck! |
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