EddieV4runnin
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Here we go again, :hat: I used an intake for a 5.7 Hemi on mine and got 30hp out of it.
Well, there is a dyno chart on the mfg website, if you're really curious.
You forgot to mention that it was done with crayons
You're skeptical?
Just ordered mine yesterday while the President's Sale was going. Got about 15% off and free 2-day shipping through aFe's website, sorry it looks like the sale is over now. I'm not holding my breath for a working hood scoop, but maybe one of us could come up with something eventually.
I'm planning on pairing it with some URD goodies as well including their Y-Pipe & 3" Mk3 Stainless exhaust, but most importantly the MAF Calibrator. I'll try to post here, but also watch my thread for info!
Just ordered mine yesterday while the President's Sale was going. Got about 15% off and free 2-day shipping through aFe's website, sorry it looks like the sale is over now. I'm not holding my breath for a working hood scoop, but maybe one of us could come up with something eventually.
I'm planning on pairing it with some URD goodies as well including their Y-Pipe & 3" Mk3 Stainless exhaust, but most importantly the MAF Calibrator. I'll try to post here, but also watch my thread for info!
I take it none of you have to worry about smogging your vehicle?
Smog/Emissions checks? Most of the places that have those aren't exactly gun friendly kind of places. Hence I try not to go anywhere near them, they don't like me there anyway! :AK47:
I didn't notice it until I saw your pictures side by side. The aFe air box and intake tube both look smaller than stock. The intake from the wheel well would be the same size unless you made it bigger. I'm no fluid dynamics engineer, but I would think that means this intake draws more vaccuum, and resultingly moves air faster through the intake tube.
The OP's comment (in the video) about feeling air drawn in from the extra port even with the plug in makes it sound like the plug doesn't actually seal the aFe airbox from the engine compartment. Hence the air flow from only the stock port in the fender wouldn't seem to be sufficient for max performance with the plug installed. I'll probably be looking for a DIY type scoop solution, even if it only draws cooler air from beneath the passenger headlight or something.
For comparison I took a look at K&N's kit. It's not even a complete box so it draws air from the engine compartment, probably more from there than the hole in the fender. Yet they promise 11.5-12.5 extra HP (@4600rpm where I barely spend any time).
The TRD Pro intake looks pretty well sealed from the engine compartment, although it doesn't look any bigger than the stock intake, it does look smoother inside, less nubs and ridges in the plastic to create turbulence. It also is missing the resonators of the OEM intake, although oddly the aFe has one.
Pretty sure the air he feels from video is from port that is directed to the wheel well since it is not a perfect seal. Also noticed my mpg is higher now not huge but prob around .5-1 mpg. Guess I’m not too aggressive on the pedal because I haven’t noticed my mileage being all over the place either. Slight increase in mpg and better power so far.
Smog/Emissions checks? Most of the places that have those aren't exactly gun friendly kind of places. Hence I try not to go anywhere near them, they don't like me there anyway! :AK47:
I didn't notice it until I saw your pictures side by side. The aFe air box and intake tube both look smaller than stock. The intake from the wheel well would be the same size unless you made it bigger. I'm no fluid dynamics engineer, but I would think that means this intake draws more vaccuum, and resultingly moves air faster through the intake tube.
The OP's comment (in the video) about feeling air drawn in from the extra port even with the plug in makes it sound like the plug doesn't actually seal the aFe airbox from the engine compartment. Hence the air flow from only the stock port in the fender wouldn't seem to be sufficient for max performance with the plug installed. I'll probably be looking for a DIY type scoop solution, even if it only draws cooler air from beneath the passenger headlight or something.
For comparison I took a look at K&N's kit. It's not even a complete box so it draws air from the engine compartment, probably more from there than the hole in the fender. Yet they promise 11.5-12.5 extra HP (@4600rpm where I barely spend any time).
The TRD Pro intake looks pretty well sealed from the engine compartment, although it doesn't look any bigger than the stock intake, it does look smoother inside, less nubs and ridges in the plastic to create turbulence. It also is missing the resonators of the OEM intake, although oddly the aFe has one.