theonlyMcG
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Cool, thanks.
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Mopar’s “Ram Airflow” Cold-Air Intake System For Ram 1500:
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Ramron
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So what’s the verdict, is it worth putting on, any noticeable difference? I think it looks good though.
PorBoy
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I’m nit sure if this will provide anymore uumphh, but it definitely looks good installed. 
TimW451
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This video has the Mopar cat back exhaust too. Sound check ~6:50.
Ramron
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I have only driven it for about 3 miles since install. I also have the Mopar catback exhaust. I look at it this way, I spent this much on the truck, I might as well finish it off with some Mopar performance parts. If it adds something extra, then great. If not, at least it looks cool.
PorBoy
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^^^. The way I do it is my truck, my way lol. I’ve never felt the need to justify why I do the KRAZY things that I do. Have fun with it is what I say and if you’re not having fun with it, time for another platform.
Midnight1988
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Someone want order this for me in another state? preferably one that borders CA so I can pick it up.
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Will this fit with etorque?
Ramron
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Yes, I have etorque.
Let us know if it improves MPGs. Thinking of getting it if it does.
Zeronet
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I think there are a few of us waiting for some honest reviews. I’d be interested to hear some in-depth impressions on:
- sound differences, maybe with sound clips
- throttle response
- 0-60 times before/after
- mpg
- intake air temperature difference
- sound differences, maybe with sound clips
- throttle response
- 0-60 times before/after
- mpg
- intake air temperature difference
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THANKS
PorBoy
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Sadly the only expectation that I have is cosmetic.
E.Hands
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This is the only realistic response I've read so far!Sadly the only expectation that I have is cosmetic.
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Sadly the only expectation that I have is cosmetic.
I would be greatly surprised if there was any real performance gains without a tune to go along with it. Although I really want to believe it will give me 20hp and 2 mpg so I can justify spending $1k
PorBoy
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Lol 35 years ago I stopped trying to justify my purchases. Now I live with it them and my stress level has never been better lol.
securityguy
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Not trying to be a skeptic but if I just spent $1000 I would think I felt a difference too
Unless you get the truck dyno'd, we'll never know what it truly does and everything stated is purely subjective. It certainly looks 100X better than the S&B and other CAI's but it's also more than 2X the cost. If you are looking for "looks", then this may be the way to go, but I doubt you'll get 2X the performance over the other great quality CAI's on the market for less than half the cost of the Mopar. It does look awesome, but I don't drive around with my hood open so no one will see it anyway.C.E.Divine
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Need some before and after 0-60 times and 40-100 times. Being a Ram Air setup, I would expect most of the gain to be at highway speed.
