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− | + | I bought the new 04 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab and I heard there is a air filter kit that offers the engine much more energy and fuel economic system.<br><br>To say we were astonished is a substantial understatement. Most of us at ATP have the S&B consumption put in and we like the throttle response, sound, and the seat of the pants come to feel with these cold air intakes. We will be testing the AirAid consumption and the AFE Stage two consumption on the dyno tomorrow with the Edge and SCT tuners. We will submit effects Friday. Pulls air from the identical place as the stock procedure enabling for use of the OE ducting for an excellent seal.<br><br>I would also agree the intake tube desires to be insulated. Plastic is not as conductive as these great shinny thin aluminum ones. Not only that, but the consumption it really is self is really condustive and stays fairly hot. On my XJ I insulated my header and the bottom side of my intake attempting to keep the exhaust heat away. Honestly, I will not assume it aided any. The underhood temps had been still scorching and the aluminum consumption bolted to the block seemed to be just as sizzling as before. |
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I bought the new 04 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab and I heard there is a air filter kit that offers the engine much more energy and fuel economic system.
To say we were astonished is a substantial understatement. Most of us at ATP have the S&B consumption put in and we like the throttle response, sound, and the seat of the pants come to feel with these cold air intakes. We will be testing the AirAid consumption and the AFE Stage two consumption on the dyno tomorrow with the Edge and SCT tuners. We will submit effects Friday. Pulls air from the identical place as the stock procedure enabling for use of the OE ducting for an excellent seal.
I would also agree the intake tube desires to be insulated. Plastic is not as conductive as these great shinny thin aluminum ones. Not only that, but the consumption it really is self is really condustive and stays fairly hot. On my XJ I insulated my header and the bottom side of my intake attempting to keep the exhaust heat away. Honestly, I will not assume it aided any. The underhood temps had been still scorching and the aluminum consumption bolted to the block seemed to be just as sizzling as before.