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Jag
Dodge Dakota
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11/24/2004
11:50:27
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 Subject: Air intake? ? ?$$$???
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What kind of air intake do you have? Do you like it? What did it cost you?
Considering my options here...damn K&N Cold Air Intake system is expensive.
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Wadak
GenIII
11/24/2004
22:19:02
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There are Ebay alternatives, search under Dodge Dakota
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Vince
Dodge Dakota
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11/25/2004
02:00:47
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Not a big fan of the "homebrew" custom intakes that some people make. I say, spend the extra money and get an Intense Performance Z-Tube. I think it cost around $275 or so. I love mine, and it looks good under the hood. No use buying something for $50-$75, spending some time fabricating it, and then replacing it a year down the road. Do it right the first time. As for Z-Tube vs. Airaid vs. K&N Fipk, well, that's up to your preference. They all do pretty much the same thing.
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another mark
Dodge Dakota
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11/26/2004
04:10:17
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$275 for a tube is a f'ing joke, make your own for $20 it'll look
good too, watch out some of those fools out there make these
tubes out of metal, just what you want to do preheat your intake
air huh?
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steveJ
Dodge Dakota
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11/26/2004
22:02:40
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I use a stock intake. It cost about 24G, but came with a neat Dakota pickup attached.
If you're into aesthetics, by all means spend the big bucks for an overpriced piece of bent tubing.
If you want the exact same function, and don't care how it looks, because:
1. You drive around with the hood closed and no one can see it anyway.
2. You enjoy modifying your ride with something you made with your own two hands.
Home-brew!
http://y2kota.us/modifications.html
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minorthreat
Dodge Dakota
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11/26/2004
22:49:29
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another mark,
the air going through the tube is traveling WAY to fast to be heated up by a metal tube, but I do agree with you on making your own.
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