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Old 09-09-2006, 05:09 PM
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im just curious as to see, do these actually work. Do they give any hp/tq. and what do they do.....
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AHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA, try the search button at the top right.
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ROTFL HAHAHA! The only thing they do is give you a whistle when you press the gas!
THATS IT!!! but yea go search and when your done come back here and laugh with us lol.
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They're really good as paperweights!
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Waste of $$$...enough said.
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I think they work great! all you do is put it on a huge stack of papers on your desk then the papers stay put kinda like your truck would do it you install it
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oo thats what i thought lol just need some "expert" opinion
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I've got a K&n intake and it says that the spacer will not work withn it
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well you are moving the t/b out when you install the spacer, I think it will work it just might not seat correctly.
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Originally Posted by ByuTrukFreak
I've got a K&n intake and it says that the spacer will not work withn it
it will work with it, just need to cut your fan shrowed about 1" to allow for the spacer.
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