Ice Box Cold Air Intake...

[CHolman]

For give me if this has already been covered, but Diesel Power Products now has the Ice Box Cold Air intake for the first gen trucks!!! I already have the ASA and love it, but I just thought I'd throw this out there for everyone FYI... :-laf Bryan is a great guy to deal with...

 

[Don Tanklage]

anything to get the a/f some cold air is a good thing

 

[BGolden]

I'm going to regret this... ... ... . but have you seen what they are selling for $ 249. 00 with no filter? I'd rather try to find ASA's filter on PDR's website!

 

[Don Tanklage]

are you just now noticing what is going on?



these turbo's (the s300's) used to be less than $500 RETAIL



this truck fad has let the suppliers ask what ever they want



$215 fuel pin is a perfect example...



kinda makes ya sick dont it?





got all the parts and the filter from air flow supply for under $100



then i gave in and got the outter wears sock for another 30 bucks





that "ice-box" housing is not really gonna do much imo - nothing my modified factory housing wasnt already doing...

 

[CHolman]

I was just throwing it out there... I know there's not much out there for these trucks and was excited to see another option, that's all...

 

[Don Tanklage]

flat hooded fast stuff

appreciate that



someone ought to make a aftermarket inner fender for the right side - with a big scoop blowing a bunch of air up at the filter from underneath. that is what i did with my truck. looks mickey but it works...



just cant see showing up at the track with a hood scoop on my tow vehicle



would never hear the end of it...



besides, always been a fan of flat hooded fast stuff



make it a great night

 

[ABachar]

someone ought to make a aftermarket inner fender for the right side - with a big scoop blowing a bunch of air up at the filter from underneath. that is what i did with my truck. looks mickey but it works...

t

Understood, but you got a pic?

 

[Don Tanklage]

yes, but i am gonna let you use your imagination on this one!



just lay on your crawler and roll up under the right front of your truck



you will get all sorts of ideas...



don



ps - if by chance you dont get any ideas, pull the 3 bolts out that attach the front of the inner fender to the core support. then pull that baby down a little and look up inside of there... nothin but filter. do you have any friends in the sheet metal business? make a cardboard template and take it to them