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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Intake base plate DIY

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Bob, sounds like you might be buying one of these intakes sooner then the rest of us... . I will be really curious to know how this effects your EGTs and spool-up, as well as how the installation goes. Will you be able to do a write-up if you get this??
 
Sorry it has taken so long, but I wanted to get these just right. :D
... and here is the CR version:

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DCreed,

Got the PM, thanks. Understand faster spool and quicker cool down times - that's great.

But, do you have any dyno results of same truck only diff being with stock and then with that sweet piece you created.

Everything sounds good but I'd like more data to be sure I'm not stepping backwards on the big wheel.

Awesome work on the intake.
 
The difference is enough to feel and the more power a truck makes the more difference there is. But I have not yet dynoed it back-to-back and no one else has either. All have reported an SOP difference and NONE have reported any form of loss in performance. I know some people just need numbers for it to make sense. Maybe YOU could provide them? Do you have access to a dynojet?
 
DCreed

Hi was interested to know if you have done any fuel millage tests on 2nd gen trucks? Would seem like air flow would help but would like to know for sure. Thanks for any info.

Clayton
 
CW- it would make sense, more air less fuel, but no official mileage testing done by me. I change/try too many things too often.
 
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