AFE cold air intake stage 2
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This would be a cheaper option: http://www.riffraffdiesel.com/mm5/me...e=F731-IN-6637
Do a search on this site for 6637 and you will find a ton of info. I picked up my cold air intake off of CL cheap but if I had it to do over again I would go with the 6637. Do you have a chip/exhaust/gauges? If you have a chip then with a cold air intake or 6637 you will probably get turbo surge. Then you are looking at a minumun of getting a wicked wheel for the turbo.
Do a search on this site for 6637 and you will find a ton of info. I picked up my cold air intake off of CL cheap but if I had it to do over again I would go with the 6637. Do you have a chip/exhaust/gauges? If you have a chip then with a cold air intake or 6637 you will probably get turbo surge. Then you are looking at a minumun of getting a wicked wheel for the turbo.
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Personally if I switch from the 6637 I would be going with the S&B set-up. Great filtration at an even better price. They just came out with there dry filtration package as well if you prefer that. Here is a link for you...
Riffraff Diesel: S&B
Riffraff Diesel: S&B
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Personally if I switch from the 6637 I would be going with the S&B set-up. Great filtration at an even better price. They just came out with there dry filtration package as well if you prefer that. Here is a link for you...
Riffraff Diesel: S&B
Riffraff Diesel: S&B
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I put an AFE Stage 2 PG 7 on my Ex, and my F250 was purchased with a stage 1 setup already on it.
I plan on changing the stage 1 on my 250 to the S&B setup as soon as funds allow, because it won't flow enough air to keep up with the demands from my 38R.
So far, I've been happy with the stage 2 on the Ex, but if I had to do it over, I'd opt for the better flowing, better filtering, cheaper price of the S&B.
Stewart
I plan on changing the stage 1 on my 250 to the S&B setup as soon as funds allow, because it won't flow enough air to keep up with the demands from my 38R.
So far, I've been happy with the stage 2 on the Ex, but if I had to do it over, I'd opt for the better flowing, better filtering, cheaper price of the S&B.
Stewart