What brand air intake would you suggest for a 12 Valve

Asked by wbbaz Dec 30, 2014 at 09:31 PM about the 1996 Dodge RAM 2500 Laramie SLT Club Cab LB RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

1996 2500 2x4 auto 3.54 rear end.
mixed driving in town empty and highway towing a '97 Suburban from sea level to
5200' and got 20 mpg. (319 miles using 16.1 gallons of fuel)

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I'm no expert on your vehicle. I can only go by my experience on my own vehicle. I have a K&N intake on my Ford....It flows a little more air and you can hear the engine more. Not much difference on noticeable power gains Although, with any aftermarket custom intake filter kit that requires the spray on oil, "they do not filter the air as good as a paper air filters." Also, I noticed a difference on my Emissions test results, "some of the chemicals used to oil the filter was present on the test. Figure I would let ya know. I recommend keeping the stock intake. Just keep the truck tuned up and let the engine breath with a better flowing exhaust. A custom Chip or Tuner will help.

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