Question for those with AIS
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I did the fendersleeve with mine, and have never had an issue with the minder tripping. My filter is not badly soiled either.
That being said, I was comfortable going with the fendersleeve because I don't live in an extraordinarily dirty or dusty area, such as Neal described.....or else I would have had second thoughts. As it is though, I was underhood yesterday moving the batteries around so I could install the Silverstar Ultra bulbs, and saw the flap Neal mentions......if it is in the way, I could easily see where it could be an issue. Good reminder Neal.
That being said, I was comfortable going with the fendersleeve because I don't live in an extraordinarily dirty or dusty area, such as Neal described.....or else I would have had second thoughts. As it is though, I was underhood yesterday moving the batteries around so I could install the Silverstar Ultra bulbs, and saw the flap Neal mentions......if it is in the way, I could easily see where it could be an issue. Good reminder Neal.
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From: Texas
Originally Posted by MikeSDK
I did the fendersleeve with mine, and have never had an issue with the minder tripping. My filter is not badly soiled either.
That being said, I was comfortable going with the fendersleeve because I don't live in an extraordinarily dirty or dusty area, such as Neal described.....or else I would have had second thoughts. As it is though, I was underhood yesterday moving the batteries around so I could install the Silverstar Ultra bulbs, and saw the flap Neal mentions......if it is in the way, I could easily see where it could be an issue. Good reminder Neal.
That being said, I was comfortable going with the fendersleeve because I don't live in an extraordinarily dirty or dusty area, such as Neal described.....or else I would have had second thoughts. As it is though, I was underhood yesterday moving the batteries around so I could install the Silverstar Ultra bulbs, and saw the flap Neal mentions......if it is in the way, I could easily see where it could be an issue. Good reminder Neal.
Darren
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From: Haysville Ks.
Originally Posted by rebelchevy02
I watched my filterminder go passed half, and then zoodaded, then fendersleeved, and got tired of it. I pulled the AIS and put on a 6.0 intake. The air goes straight into the filter. The 6.0 folks say not to change it out till 500 hp, because the other filters dont filter nearly aswell. My issue with the AIS was the fact that the filter wants to suck from the bottom, which is almost butted up against the bottom of the filter housing. (i think theres only an inch) Either way, the 6.0 intake has made me very happy.
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From: Milroy, PA
Originally Posted by Stroker 94 1/2
How did you mount the 6.0 intake? Do you have any pics of the way it is mounted? I have heard about this but have never seen it installed!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=24627
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