Intake Preferences?
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You're opening a can of worms.
Some say stock. Some say K&N.
I have an Airaid, I got it years ago, I used to get 19 mpg's when I got my truck, now I get about 20-21. It may just be because that when I hear the whistle, I ease up on the gas.
Honestly, do what you want, but you're going to get a lot of differing opinions
Some say stock. Some say K&N.
I have an Airaid, I got it years ago, I used to get 19 mpg's when I got my truck, now I get about 20-21. It may just be because that when I hear the whistle, I ease up on the gas.
Honestly, do what you want, but you're going to get a lot of differing opinions
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Like Justin said, this is a can of worms to be opened! I too have thought about this and like Kevin says, try to stay away from the filters that require oil, it can lead to bad things on your MAF sensor. What I did was to cut off the bottom half of my filter box and soon hope to get a drop-in filter from AEM. I don't do any off-roading and it is my daily driver. I have the 4.0 on my '02 XLT 2wd and am getting close to 20mpg.
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