intakes
If you are looking for an inexpensive intake, look at S&B filters. They make great intake systems that not only look good, but also flow 40+% more than factory. 94-02 Dodge 5.9L Cummins S&B Performance Intake Kit
I'm going to stick with my BHAF...

I can get these really cheap from Vulcan Performance roughly $40 bucks. So far mine has over 85K miles on it and the filter minder still hasn't moved. I never have to wash it, oil it, vacuum it, blow it off, etc...
It just works...

I can get these really cheap from Vulcan Performance roughly $40 bucks. So far mine has over 85K miles on it and the filter minder still hasn't moved. I never have to wash it, oil it, vacuum it, blow it off, etc...
It just works...
and why is that? Ive ran a K&N intake system since 2006 and 75k and ive had no problems in a stock or mildly modded rig.
my k&n runs fine too. actually when they get a little dirty the filter better than the dryflow filter in heavily dusty areas. When I pulled my hy off my truck I had very little dirt built up on it and I didn't own the thing for the first 110k on it.but you can't beat the price and effectiveness of the bhaf
You defintely can do much better than a BHAF. There is the AFE Pro-Dry S and AEM Dry-Flow. Both are around $50 and are washable and non oilable. Why throw a BHAF away? Doesnt make sense to me at all.
AEM Air Filter | AEM Air Intake Dry-Flow Replacement Filter | AEM Air Intake Systems
If you want bigger yet, check out the AEM Workhorse:
AEM Workhorse HD Air Intake System
AEM Air Filter | AEM Air Intake Dry-Flow Replacement Filter | AEM Air Intake Systems
If you want bigger yet, check out the AEM Workhorse:
AEM Workhorse HD Air Intake System
Last edited by Dr. Evil; Nov 29, 2008 at 12:39 PM.




