outlaw cai
07-16-2007, 04:27 PM
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same here, i put mine on with like 400 miles on the truck and i have about 10k now and it still looks really clean. but i cleaned it and re-oiled it anyways.
07-16-2007, 04:43 PM
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So how do I tell which one I have? I think there is a serial number on the outlaw...the filter is a cone filter and red element with a black cap on the end of it...does that help?
07-16-2007, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by black2003ss
So how do I tell which one I have? I think there is a serial number on the outlaw...the filter is a cone filter and red element with a black cap on the end of it...does that help?
07-17-2007, 08:28 AM
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I think my Outlaw is a POS.
Cons:
The box and tube run way too hot, the plastic is cheap, the Heimholz sits directly over the hottest hose in the bay and it whistles like a clogged vaccum cleaner under load.
Pros:
It picked up 5/5 on the dyno just by slapping it in and it's a great hiding spot for a dry kit.
Cons:
The box and tube run way too hot, the plastic is cheap, the Heimholz sits directly over the hottest hose in the bay and it whistles like a clogged vaccum cleaner under load.
Pros:
It picked up 5/5 on the dyno just by slapping it in and it's a great hiding spot for a dry kit.
07-18-2007, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by .T.
I think my Outlaw is a POS.
Cons:
The box and tube run way too hot, the plastic is cheap, the Heimholz sits directly over the hottest hose in the bay and it whistles like a clogged vaccum cleaner under load.
Pros:
It picked up 5/5 on the dyno just by slapping it in and it's a great hiding spot for a dry kit.
Cons:
The box and tube run way too hot, the plastic is cheap, the Heimholz sits directly over the hottest hose in the bay and it whistles like a clogged vaccum cleaner under load.
Pros:
It picked up 5/5 on the dyno just by slapping it in and it's a great hiding spot for a dry kit.
07-18-2007, 12:38 PM
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Honestly, for a good, cheap dry filter closed element hollow out the bottom of your stock air box. Then you can either make or buy a short ram intake tube to replace that factory junk one. I actually think they sell a short ram intake tub on stylin concepts or you can build one from Lowes. You will save the expense of about $300 this way. I just fabbed up a 10 inch K&N air filter to fit on the end of a K&N short ram tube. I mean you can go buy an intake, but doing it this way you can save cash for more mods.
07-18-2007, 01:03 PM
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Either that or surf ebay and you can buy 3' sections of polished aluminum tubing and polished 90* elbows...you could make your own for very little actually...especially the tubing.