How 'bout a video showing a before and after of washing the air cleaner? My experience cleaning oil soaked dirt usually takes a soft brush of some sort. But the scrubbing destroys the 'element'!! How do YOU CLEAN ONE? I've used these 'washable' ones for decades but they die.
Those cold air intakes provide less airflow than others it’s better to get a K&N intakes designed and curved for the best airflow for overall more torque and horse power and the metal ones get hotter than the thick plastic ones causing the air to be hotter but I recommend those on diesel engines
You won't get oil on the MAF Sensor if you don't over-oil your filter after cleaning. 😁 Just let the filter dry all the way before re-installing and you'll be just fine. -Zach
You would be better off getting a plastic intake tube from Airaid for $160 and leaving the stock air box with the drop in K&N filter. That metal tube you installed plus the open cone filter are just going to absorb the heat and suck in the hot air from the engine bay.
@@ILLINIVIKE84you missed his point man. The aluminum air pipe is going to suck in heat from the engine bay which will heat up the air flowing into the intake
no youre not, mine is falling off every time i drive to or from work 6 miles away. i stippled the plastic part and put a screw through it ( not puncturing the interior plastic) and the thing is still falling off. literally pulled the screw out.
They are definitely not the same. Not worth the extra money in my opinion but it does come with the coupler needed to install the maf sensor the eBay one you gave to reuse the factory coupler. No big deal
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Hey, good news. At least I'm not the only one who took the bottom plate off and just placed the heat shield on lol
How 'bout a video showing a before and after of washing the air cleaner? My experience cleaning oil soaked dirt usually takes a soft brush of some sort. But the scrubbing destroys the 'element'!! How do YOU CLEAN ONE? I've used these 'washable' ones for decades but they die.
Those cold air intakes provide less airflow than others it’s better to get a K&N intakes designed and curved for the best airflow for overall more torque and horse power and the metal ones get hotter than the thick plastic ones causing the air to be hotter but I recommend those on diesel engines
There's one on Amazon that looks exactly like this one and it costs like $60 same exact product
Disconnecting the battery to put on a CAI is pointless 😂😂😂
Better safe than sorry! Especially if you're touching the AIT sensor. -Zach
It also helps not throw codes
My mass air flow sensor doesn’t have that slot to slide the filter on. Someone help!!!!
My coolent hoses are touching is it okay if it gets hot
When are you doing content on the 3.0 Duramax?
As soon as our customers start buying more Duramax parts and we can get videos shot! -Zach
What about the maf sensor. The oil jacks them up
You won't get oil on the MAF Sensor if you don't over-oil your filter after cleaning. 😁 Just let the filter dry all the way before re-installing and you'll be just fine. -Zach
Where can a buy one of these?
Right here! www.americantrucks.com/speedform-silverado1500-cold-air-intake-s112851.html
2001 v6 Silverado here, does anyone know if it requires a tune after install or if engine light comes on?
No tune is required with this cold air intake! -Zach
I think it works for suburban 2006 right?
Yeah
You would be better off getting a plastic intake tube from Airaid for $160 and leaving the stock air box with the drop in K&N filter.
That metal tube you installed plus the open cone filter are just going to absorb the heat and suck in the hot air from the engine bay.
Not true actually, the heat shield is designed to block out the engine bay heat and it’s all open below the filter so cool air flows in.
@@ILLINIVIKE84If you’re gullible enough to believe that, then I’m Glad to know that they’re able to scam you out of your $100+.
@@ILLINIVIKE84you missed his point man. The aluminum air pipe is going to suck in heat from the engine bay which will heat up the air flowing into the intake
Exhaust wrap on aluminum tube problem solved 🤷🏻♂️ yeah it won't be shiny but it'll be cool.
They cost like $300+ now
You can get this same kit for $119.99 on our site right now. 😉 -Zach
Filter keeps on sliding off. Am I doing something wrong?
no youre not, mine is falling off every time i drive to or from work 6 miles away.
i stippled the plastic part and put a screw through it ( not puncturing the interior plastic) and the thing is still falling off. literally pulled the screw out.
maybe bad clamp ?
Lol 75 dollars on Amazon 😂😂
They are definitely not the same. Not worth the extra money in my opinion but it does come with the coupler needed to install the maf sensor the eBay one you gave to reuse the factory coupler. No big deal
i got it for 65$
Me to. 😊
Holy fuck this is painful to watch..
😂😂😂