Spartan Update
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Cartersville, Ga
I called Spartan for a buddy of mine Friday and she said that the 31 of May would be the day. From what i remember, she said the tuner is $1000, tuner and delete pipe is $1350, and they are going to do a combo of the tuner, delete pipe, intake, and exhaust for $1900.
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k&n doesnt offer a stock drop in, and not only will it suck the filter minder in it will throw codes and run like poo.
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What are you all saying that I could not keep my stock air filter? I am weary of aftermarket filters OE filters have always been rnough for me before. I do not want to take a chance of oil from some filter going where it was not designed or letting in crap. I want a tune and pipe but not the intake
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I think they are just implying that you will need the intake if you are running aggressive tunes. On a 6.0 the stock filter was good till 500HP but I am hearing that 500HP is no problem with aggressive tunes on a 6.4. I havent seen the most recent update but at one point Matt was at/or near 600 HP with stock injectors, turbos, etc. If all you wanted was a mild tune to help with mileage or towing Im sure the stock filter would be fine.
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Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Aromas, CA
just my .02, but if u guys go aftermarket on the intake, go S&B. k&n lets in way to much dirt, where as s&b offers better filtration than stock. belive its 99.6% for the superduty. check out there website, much better drit protection than other brands. im with u guys, cant wait for matts release! i also hope they have a pipe, tuner, intake combo! i went with he rbp exhaust cause its black and here in CA as long as i wipe it down every few days no one can tell im rollin coal!!
