6637 mod on a V10?
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6637 mod on a V10?
Has anybody given a try?
What are the results and are they as good as a high priced commercially sold air intake?
I have a K&N filter in the stock housing and get 1 mpg better towing, but I think I can get more.
What are the results and are they as good as a high priced commercially sold air intake?
I have a K&N filter in the stock housing and get 1 mpg better towing, but I think I can get more.
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Ok, I posted a reply and it did not show up...
I will do it again.
I was looking at something home made for just that reason, What is you opinion of the zoodad mod? Are there any after market intakes that will work on an E350? I know a Banks will, but I have been told not to bother with anything from them.
Thanks for the link, I read that and it had a link to your headers thread.
I sure wish you could change them that easily in a van.
I will do it again.
I was looking at something home made for just that reason, What is you opinion of the zoodad mod? Are there any after market intakes that will work on an E350? I know a Banks will, but I have been told not to bother with anything from them.
Thanks for the link, I read that and it had a link to your headers thread.
I sure wish you could change them that easily in a van.
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Even though I haven't posted alot I haven't seen anyone here talk about doing the 6637 Mod. I remember seeing it a few years back and thought about trying it as the aftermarket systems are expensive. When I had my F150 I had cut the front half of the airbox cover off but still retained the lower tabs so it had something to mount to and used a K&N. Then I saw several threads showing the amount of junk getting through K&N's and promptly took it out. I do like the idea of this as cheap mod but the Volant is a really nice looking piece vs. the homemade rig.
I think the Zoodad is worthwhile just to help get cooler air to the intake and it's pretty much invisible unless you really look for the cut outs. I didn't seen any mileage increase when I did mine. I truly think the best way to get better MGP's is to keep your foot off the fun pedal and below 65MPH or 2K RPMS.
I think the Zoodad is worthwhile just to help get cooler air to the intake and it's pretty much invisible unless you really look for the cut outs. I didn't seen any mileage increase when I did mine. I truly think the best way to get better MGP's is to keep your foot off the fun pedal and below 65MPH or 2K RPMS.
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I have been running the K&N for over 100K miles and I am pretty happy with how well it filters.
I think I am going to do the zoodad mod.
I really would get better MPGs if I stayed out of it, I know that is true.
I can get 2X the MPGs at 60 that I can at the speed limiter.
I think I am going to do the zoodad mod.
I really would get better MPGs if I stayed out of it, I know that is true.
I can get 2X the MPGs at 60 that I can at the speed limiter.
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I have been running the K&N for over 100K miles and I am pretty happy with how well it filters.
I think I am going to do the zoodad mod.
I really would get better MPGs if I stayed out of it, I know that is true.
I can get 2X the MPGs at 60 that I can at the speed limiter.
I think I am going to do the zoodad mod.
I really would get better MPGs if I stayed out of it, I know that is true.
I can get 2X the MPGs at 60 that I can at the speed limiter.
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Well, I went to do the zoodad and it will not work.
I do not have anyplace to run the hose through the grill!
The duel a/c condenser takes up all but a couple inches of space.
Haha, very true!
I do not have anyplace to run the hose through the grill!
The duel a/c condenser takes up all but a couple inches of space.
Haha, very true!
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/724040-6637-mod.html.
On my E350 there is not room to do the zoodad, the air box is completely different.
On my E350 there is not room to do the zoodad, the air box is completely different.
