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Intake and Exhaust
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Intake and Exhaust
I'm looking to put a cold air intake in my 95' F350 powerstroke. I would also like to do something about the down pipe for the exhaust. I need a suggestion for a good cold air intake and I need to know where to get it. I should be able to install that. From what I understand, I probably won't be able to do the down pipe so I'll need suggestions and instructions. How big of a down pipe can I fit in my truck?
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From: Donna
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Welcome to Ford-Trucks!
You will find that a cold air in take will not do much for you. You don't have an intercooler unless you or a previous owner, added one. There is a link in my signature to a low cost air filter mod.
Read read read, all the info in the world is in these forums.
It's not a link sorry! Just search.
You will find that a cold air in take will not do much for you. You don't have an intercooler unless you or a previous owner, added one. There is a link in my signature to a low cost air filter mod.
Read read read, all the info in the world is in these forums.
It's not a link sorry! Just search.
Last edited by sundy58; Feb 16, 2008 at 06:34 PM.
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From: Kearney, Nebr
The 6637 mod is pretty popular among users for an intake on this thread. Pretty cheap for a good intake.
As for the dp, your gonna need a sawzall and some patience. You also have to bend the seam of the firewall a little bit to get that 3" pipe in there. Nothing to difficult.
As for the dp, your gonna need a sawzall and some patience. You also have to bend the seam of the firewall a little bit to get that 3" pipe in there. Nothing to difficult.
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From: Olympia, WA
I'll second Dale at Tymar.
http://www.tymarperformance.com/
Call him, he can set you up with intake, downpipe, and full exhaust. He's the Tymar that everyone copies with the DIY 6637 intakes.
http://www.tymarperformance.com/
Call him, he can set you up with intake, downpipe, and full exhaust. He's the Tymar that everyone copies with the DIY 6637 intakes.
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Originally Posted by cumminsdieselfreak
I would do a AFE Stage 2 w/ a mbrp 4 turbo back exhaust w/ muffler delete. Good Luck!
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based on reviews, afe is definitely the way to go
http://www.autoanything.com/air-filters/61A2114A0A0.aspx
http://www.autoanything.com/air-filters/61A2114A0A0.aspx
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From: Rio Rancho NM
Here's my setup. It started out as a AFE stage II but I sold the filter element and went with the NAPA 6637. Stay away from the K&N style elements or you could dust your turbo. The only reason I decided to use the airbox is to try and keep a lot of the NM dust off the filter.
http://www.supermotors.net/getfile/559027/fullsize/83107-019-2.jpg
http://www.supermotors.net/getfile/559027/fullsize/83107-019-2.jpg
