PSYCHOTTY AND SNOW

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I have had my Psychotty air induction system in place now for several weeks. I have grown used to the added noise and don't mind the sound of the turbo whistle. (My wife says my truck "wheezes"). Now the white stuff is starting to fall up here and I'm wondering if anyone has experience with the Psychotty sucking in a snow storm.

 

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According to Scott, he said that he has tried to stuff snow over the cavity(below windshield) and did not make any difference on the way the truck was running. If you are concerned about it, send Scott an email and he will put your fears to rest.

Rick

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RICK
97 2500,CC,5 SPEED, 3. 54 Limited Slip,Psychotty System,K&N, ISSPRO 3" Pyrometer,Silencer Ring Removed
12,000 RBW 5th Wheel Hitch,25' Excel 5th Wheel,Rancho RSX17000 Shocks,Amsoil Dealer,Straight Piped

 

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Snow has no effect on the system, it works great!

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Chris Timochko
1997 5sp 4X4, HX40, BD 4" Brake, Marine Compression, Custom Tuned Injection Pump, 370B Injection Nozzles, Delivery Valves, Governor & AFC Spring Kit, Psychotty Air, Water Injection, NOS Diesel Kit, 6" Chrome Exhaust System, No Smoke Valet Switch, McLeod Dual Disc Clutch, Mag-Hytec Rear Cover, Cummins Chrome Kit, Optima Red Tops, Hadley Bully Horns, Hurst Line Loc, Goodyear Wrangler AT/S 305/70/16s. Test mule for Auto Wurks Diesel race program

 

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Only problem I've had with a Psychotty and snow is that you usually have the windows rolled up also. At high boosts the Psychotty sucks air out of the cab and creates a vacuum. This can be irritating if you have sensitive ears,as I do,it makes my ears pop all the time. I put my stock airbox back on for the winter.