where are the Airforce intakes?
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No luck there either. I checked another company and got this back:
"We got some parts for the prototype in this week - we will be testing sometime in the next week I think. Then depenc=ding on how that goes, it could be several weeks out."
Sounds like it might be time to order an Airaid.
"We got some parts for the prototype in this week - we will be testing sometime in the next week I think. Then depenc=ding on how that goes, it could be several weeks out."
Sounds like it might be time to order an Airaid.
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'04 Air Force One's are still in R&D. They released for a brief period and determined that they were causing a lean condition in the truck due to some strange MAF behaivour. They pulled all the units and went back to the lab to fix it. I'll be waiting on one.
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Originally Posted by SykoX
'04 Air Force One's are still in R&D. They released for a brief period and determined that they were causing a lean condition in the truck due to some strange MAF behaivour. They pulled all the units and went back to the lab to fix it. I'll be waiting on one.
. the True FLow air intakes and MAC's intakes are very good as well.