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 Posted:8/4/2003 16:24 |
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ok heres my question.
we have all seen the chrome aftermarket air filter housing kits, and we all know they are sucking up hot air. so is it better to run your stock air filter housing with a slip in air filter like a K&N? also has anyone used one of those tornados on their broncs? |
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Posted:8/4/2003 20:16 |
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My thoughts are you get a larger or greater volume of air with the open-filter type breathers than the restrictive factory ones. The best set-up is a cold-air intake that's not restricted, like my shaker!!! A good filter like the K&N makes any set-up better. I've heard mostly negative remarks from people that bought the Tornado gimmick |
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Posted:8/5/2003 11:17 |
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I know more air is better, but my question , is more HOT air better? |
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Posted:8/5/2003 21:40 |
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I think so, yes! I ran just an open air filter with a chromne cover for about a year before I did the shaker. It was definitely better than the factory set-up. |
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Posted:8/6/2003 11:08 |
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what type of filter did you put inside the chrome housing? i dont like chrome to much, well not on a 4x4, but if i had to go that way i guess i would. |
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Posted:8/6/2003 22:10 |
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I used a K&N universal filter, since they don't make one for the '84 351W H.O. and I still have that filter in my shaker kit. |
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