cold air intakes?
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The only TRUE CAI's are ones where the filter is outside the engine compartment. That is what a "box" type CAI has an advantage from where it pulls the air over an 'open" CAI which is the most popular.
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I know that. A CAI seemed to be pointless given the regular 115+ temps we see here. I just didn't see a lot of gains coming from a new filter location, especially when the CAI kits cost double my Airaid Jr.
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That is a factory setup... Never changed the pulleys... It is an 05 and first year for the L33 aluminum block and came with the E-fans as well. I installed a new aluminum tank radiator as well really helps keep it cool in AZ.
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Do you have any doubt about that fitting an '11 5.3 Silvy? I know that you have an '11 6.2 and I'm pretty sure that the intake systems are the same. Airaid's site only lists as new as 2010. Again, I don't think that there are any changes with the MAF or intake system. I just want to make sure before placing an order.
TIA
(BTW, it will be tuned as soon as I get the break-in oil out of it)
TIA
(BTW, it will be tuned as soon as I get the break-in oil out of it)