[Stump Jumper]

I have one and think its worth it. Made it run much smoother when working it.

 

[pos dodge]

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Thanks for the reply. Does it replace the original heater grid with a blank or just empty hole in the back?

 

[9612vinva]

im not a big believer in intakes for mild trucks. I think you can spend 700 else were and get better power gains especially on a 12v.... but that just me

 

[pos dodge]

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im not a big believer in intakes for mild trucks. I think you can spend 700 else were and get better power gains especially on a 12v.... but that just me

I know that the arcflow made a modest improvement on my commonrail with just a programmer and exhaust. And i can get a new arcflow for 260 or a new twin ram for 500, i was just trying to compare the two and get the best one. Have you ever tried one?

 

[Stump Jumper]

your original grids go in the housing that come with it. one in the front one it the back.

 

[9612vinva]

never tried one... plus i know alot of guys making big numbers on a stock intake... but if you can get a deal go for it.

 

[pos dodge]

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Thank you guys for your help. I think if you tried one you would like it. When i first put the one on my 06 i noticed an immediate difference in spoolup and i lost 4 pounds of boost. At first i thought that was bad, then i learned that boost was actually a restriction. Im sure that some people would disagree but i was pleased with the results, plus the pre-drilled ports make it user friendly for nitrous and a boost gauge or water. Thats kinda like the guys honing out the fuel rails on the common rails and claiming big numbers and then you have people saying that they were making big numbers without the rail being honed. And then asking well what kinda numbers could he have made if he had the rail honed. To each his own. Thanks