[YoungstGunCummins812]

I was wondering, when putting and aftermarket intake horn on when you take the stock intake horn off there is a grid(maybe a sensor or something) where the horn goes into the block, if seen the new set up where you can eliminate that is that important? What does that grub actually do? Would like to hear from you guys thank you

 

[Silver70]

I believe you are talking about the grid heater. It warms the air up before you start the truck.

 

[pistol093]

Grub, haha.

 

[06 5.9]

:funny_post::welcome::newb:

u don't need it unless u live in really really cold climates, it just helps aid in cold weather startup

 

[fire1515]

Dear Mr. Michigan. I have been to your planet in the winter and it is stupid cold. Leave the grub heater alone. You can take it out if you want to save money. You wont have to worry about buying diesel, insurance, wiper blades, etc from September to May. Godspeed.

 

[YoungstGunCummins812]

Haha I'm not gonna take it out that's what i thought it was but i wasnt sure when I started seeing people take em out. Thanks guys for the input. Is there any benefit to a intake horn that would make it worth getting one?

 

[tcdid]

Haha I'm not gonna take it out that's what i thought it was but i wasnt sure when I started seeing people take em out. Thanks guys for the input. Is there any benefit to a intake horn that would make it worth getting one?

Not much ull be just fine with stock unless your gunning for good looks :hehe:

 

[YoungstGunCummins812]

Tcdid I see you got the smarty and edge ez I took my smarty off and put on the smarty Sr was wondering how they worked together and if it makes a difference wither the edge ez on too?

 

[tcdid]

I've run the stack for a while now and yes it does help. I've been debating on swaping it out for a Dr p switch. I have one in the shop but am busy with a custom turbo swap so havent had time to play with dr p vs ez

 

[Cummin&Chow]

We need to get waterloo over here and have him add a Grub delete kits to his turbo delete kits!