Air Intake Filtering
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Sorry for not being clear.
I was looking for alternatives out side of replacing the the stock with another like kind.
Is there a performance or otherwise, replacement or alternative, for the stock box/intake/filter?
I was looking for alternatives out side of replacing the the stock with another like kind.
Is there a performance or otherwise, replacement or alternative, for the stock box/intake/filter?
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K&N and Airaid, the two big dogs in truck performance do not have a replacement kit for the air intake system for a Bronco II.
Most have a replacement filter, but I'm looking for the complete air intake system.
If you know of something that I don't, then you have the answer to my original question.
Please referrer me to URL's or part numbers of items that you know of.
Most have a replacement filter, but I'm looking for the complete air intake system.
If you know of something that I don't, then you have the answer to my original question.
Please referrer me to URL's or part numbers of items that you know of.
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If your looking for an replacement for the Air filtering system K&N
is a good choice,
I just purchased a simular product, The INTIMIDATOR from
american products company, www.4apc.net.(it's made in Cali ? )
it should fit right on the intake end of the plenum, then I'll get rid of the supply tube, looks like there should be enough room for it.
is a good choice,
I just purchased a simular product, The INTIMIDATOR from
american products company, www.4apc.net.(it's made in Cali ? )
it should fit right on the intake end of the plenum, then I'll get rid of the supply tube, looks like there should be enough room for it.
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the new dodge neon 95+ intake works for bronco 2 if you go on
www.ebay.com and type "neon intake" it will give you some setups for cheap. its not a real k&n but a K&n like filter should work pritty good hope this helps
here is a setup installed on a b2
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/277857/5
www.ebay.com and type "neon intake" it will give you some setups for cheap. its not a real k&n but a K&n like filter should work pritty good hope this helps
here is a setup installed on a b2
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/277857/5
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Ok, I have the Intake installed, but what did you do with the vacume hose that is originally attached to the top half of the black box?
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I was wondering which would have the most advantage. A cold air setup or just getting a K&N filter that fits the stock box? What are the advantages to cold air other than the stock warm air box with a really good filter? Thanks
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Im not sure if u know this but the stock intake is cold air intake. there is a tube coming out of the box going to the front the the grill whe u drive cold aor is forced into the tube right to the filter giving your car cold fresh air directly to your engine
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Im my opinion i would say do u go off road or in the mud ? i bought a neon off ebay but the smuck punked me and never sent it. but now i think my stock setup is better since i go through mud and water alot it keeps the intake more protected. A neon will sound better but as far as power not sure if k&n stock or neon is better.
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Here's what I just experienced.
I replaced the intake and box (Which had a very dirty filter) with a Neon Cold Air Intake.
Now Neon "Cold Air" intake is misleading as the filter will sit right where the old box used to be sucking in engine heat.
I noticed a slight change in sound, but did not see any real significant change after resetting the computer and running it for a couple of weeks.
So this past weekend I replaced the original box, and yes it does attach to a baffle in th3 from grille, and I put in a K&N stock filter.
105% better performance. It now pulls my trailer up hills that it could not before.
After trying booth, the stock setup with a K&N filter works great!
My next step is to try a JetChip. (They have one for the Bronco II)
I replaced the intake and box (Which had a very dirty filter) with a Neon Cold Air Intake.
Now Neon "Cold Air" intake is misleading as the filter will sit right where the old box used to be sucking in engine heat.
I noticed a slight change in sound, but did not see any real significant change after resetting the computer and running it for a couple of weeks.
So this past weekend I replaced the original box, and yes it does attach to a baffle in th3 from grille, and I put in a K&N stock filter.
105% better performance. It now pulls my trailer up hills that it could not before.
After trying booth, the stock setup with a K&N filter works great!
My next step is to try a JetChip. (They have one for the Bronco II)
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Thanks 90bronco2 I just got home with my new K&N filter and I am thinking about the chip as well. I might go with headers first though, I am not sure... Let me know how that chip works if you get it.