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Newbie here……I have a ‘96 F-250 and I have a banks upgraded intercooler system. I’m looking to upgrade my cold air intake from stock and have run into a few issues with news ones not fitting. I bought a S&B cold air intake and it didn’t fit, I called them to see about a workaround or an adapter but they don’t have anything. I went through banks website and they didn’t have anything I saw. Just looking to see if anyone out there has a similar set up and found something that worked.
Do you have the updated black intake boot and CCV coupling? If so, no go on S&B. I put cast alu CCV back on mine with Riffraff boots to use S&B. Fits fine.
Do you have the updated black intake boot and CCV coupling? If so, no go on S&B. I put cast alu CCV back on mine with Riffraff boots to use S&B. Fits fine.
Thanks for the information Hitman. Can you send me a picture of what you got under the hood? I’ll call Riffraff and talk to Clay.
An air filter that draws from behind the core support is really a HOT air intake. You really want the cooler air from in front of the core support not the air that just went through the CAC cooler, A/C condenser and the radiator.
He'll be alright many of us use the open 6637 air filter element and have no issues, obviously a closed system will be best but nothing in the market comes close to the factory intake when it comes to a true cold air intake.
people say filter under hood pulls a lot of hot air but going down the hwy it really don't i have my iat sensor zip tied right beside my 6637 and it shows within 1-2 degrees of ambient once I'm doing 35ish mph or more
people say filter under hood pulls a lot of hot air but going down the hwy it really don't i have my iat sensor zip tied right beside my 6637 and it shows within 1-2 degrees of ambient once I'm doing 35ish mph or more
Let's be honest..under hood heat..then the air is compressed(wich adds some heat). Then the air goes thru an intercooler. There isn't an air to air cooler that'll cool below ambient..
I just don't see the air source being a gigantic factor here..
maybe on a high horsepower max effort deal..99.99% of us likely wouldn't even notice the difference in an a-b comparison for a lot of work.
Let's be honest..under hood heat..then the air is compressed(wich adds some heat). Then the air goes thru an intercooler. There isn't an air to air cooler that'll cool below ambient..
I just don't see the air source being a gigantic factor here..
maybe on a high horsepower max effort deal..99.99% of us likely wouldn't even notice the difference in an a-b comparison for a lot of work.
Maybe I'm wrong?!
You are not wrong. IIRC back years ago when the 6637 filter started to become a thing everyone was testing heat here and there and it was found at that time there was very little temp dif. . About what you said 1 or 2 *was it. You will not find this info on any forum search because it was too long ago I guess.
Let's be honest..under hood heat..then the air is compressed(wich adds some heat). Then the air goes thru an intercooler. There isn't an air to air cooler that'll cool below ambient..
I just don't see the air source being a gigantic factor here..
maybe on a high horsepower max effort deal..99.99% of us likely wouldn't even notice the difference in an a-b comparison for a lot of work.
Maybe I'm wrong?!
You're not wrong, and it's also irrelevant on a diesel which operates perfectly fine in such a wide air to fuel ratio band. The difference could be 20 degrees and it wouldn't matter. If there was an issue you'd see it as EGTs and smoke before it would have any effect on power or fuel economy.
I prefer S&B filters above all and their kits are nice. Plenty of Voilant used, Lobo and Mexpedition both have actually, decent stuff. K&N FIPK good, Z71 has it. My dead 6.4 had an AFE which worked nice too...but with an upgraded S&B filter to not suck in the filter minder.
S&B kit on the 7.3 as I wanted it and scored on squished box deal for $200 shipped.
I logged my FIPK on the Z71. Temps drop off quick per EFI Live after a bit of motion.
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