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So I got offered a billet intake from crazy carls tunnel ram pic down below for 100 and a intake horn aftermarket for 100 as has anyone ran one of those tunnel Rams any feedback and what is the bolt size for the intake plate m10 m8 1.5 1.75?

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I have not run either but what i have read here has always convinced me that the stock intake is about as good as it gets on the 2nd gens. The prices you quote seem pretty good I just dont know for sure that you would see any benefit other than the looks. Others may have different opinions on that.

57 minutes ago, Silverdodge said:

I figured there cheap used why not 

Cant say I have not dropped some bucks on my truck for the same reason. Feels good to step back and admire those kind of purchases. They do seem to be more brain performance purchases and that ain't all that bad for the right price.

3" or 3.5" intake?

 

I've almost bought a intake before

 They were on ebay dam good look tig welded. Just flat sexy.

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The thing about most intake you typically don't see any gain till after 600 HP or higher. Daily drivers see ZERO increase with an intake we don't flow enough to make it worthwhile. At 70 MPH at 2,100 RPM on the tach I barely pushing 3 to 5 PSI of boost. What would I need a bigger intake for? As for WOT stomped I can race all the way to 80 MPH (2,400 RPM's) still have my EGT's in check. I'm somewhere around 500 HP now. 

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Sorry I spaced out on the taking pics I installed the intake form which is a black plastic CFM plus that I ended up buying for 50 bucks it works at cooled egts and certain ranges by about a hundred degrees the aluminum crazy Carl's intake is not on the truck I can get pictures of that on Monday when I get to work I got to get that set up on the CMM so I can make a blueprint for certain millwork I ended up buying an hx35 the CFM plus intake and the crazy carls tunnel ram for about $200 for everything so I might as well put it on the truck

11 hours ago, Mopar1973Man said:

The thing about most intake you typically don't see any gain till after 600 HP or higher. Daily drivers see ZERO increase with an intake we don't flow enough to make it worthwhile. At 70 MPH at 2,100 RPM on the tach I barely pushing 3 to 5 PSI of boost. What would I need a bigger intake for? As for WOT stomped I can race all the way to 80 MPH (2,400 RPM's) still have my EGT's in check. I'm somewhere around 500 HP now. 

Oh? what has changed? 

 

Dyno'd or O'Reilly numbers?

 

500 to the ground is a big big jump. And really not worthwhile except for play.

 

 

 

 

11 hours ago, Mopar1973Man said:

The thing about most intake you typically don't see any gain till after 600 HP or higher. Daily drivers see ZERO increase with an intake we don't flow enough to make it worthwhile. At 70 MPH at 2,100 RPM on the tach I barely pushing 3 to 5 PSI of boost. What would I need a bigger intake for? As for WOT stomped I can race all the way to 80 MPH (2,400 RPM's) still have my EGT's in check. I'm somewhere around 500 HP now. 

 

My old little truck had a stock intake. worked just fine. 

 

I made 523 with just injectors, pump and chargers. No electronics pump meddling for dyno runs. 

 

I could hit almost 80lbs boost on my test and tune road with edge juice hot comp on 3.

 

Guy that bought it off me's first run was a 1300hp Nissan GTR. He stayed glued to his back bumper. 

 

Long story short...stock intake horn works fine. But the aftermarket ones do look nice.

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I would really like to try a modded 4th gen intake and plate but don't know of it would bolt up 

I think many of us have been married a time or two. It's always nice to go for the younger hotter model for noticeable gains in aesthetics and performance 

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1 hour ago, Evan said:

I think many of us have been married a time or two. It's always nice to go for the younger hotter model for noticeable gains in aesthetics and performance 

 

Then some of us have never been married and have no clue... Still living a happy life not knowing...

2 hours ago, Evan said:

I think many of us have been married a time or two. It's always nice to go for the younger hotter model for noticeable gains in aesthetics and performance 

 

44 minutes ago, Mopar1973Man said:

 

Then some of us have never been married and have no clue... Still living a happy life not knowing...

Then others are going 46 years with the same woman. Here's to all the choices.:cheers:

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Kind of like in my case "Upgrade to 4 inch exhaust you'll love it will do all these magically performance boost." 

 

Actually... "Nothing happened performance wise, only the truck got louder"

 

Sometimes upgrade don't do anything. 

I did notice egt's getting slightly lower with 5" 

Not sure it would have been enough to justify if I didnt fab it for as inexpensive as I did

 

only mods I've done that made a noticable improvement and was 100% worth the time and effort have been trans upgrades and track bar ohh injectors to but those were a needed upgrade. Maintenance wear upgrade

 

Almost everything else motor wise has been for fun because I like tinkering.