had my AF1 kit installed for a couple days....looks as good as it works.

each time I tap the pedal, I get a quick 'ssshh' sound. Is that it just taking in more air, or do I have a leak somewhere?

Thanks....

 

I'd say that's normal. You took all that plastic off there. It used to keep the sounds from coming out. Now you can hear what it's doing.
I get a faint wistle while accelerating. I believe it's the air moving past the butterfly when it's only slightly open.

See what others think.

Good luck!

 

cool....not that I mind any, it's like it's taking a deep breath before kicking some dodge's ****.

\m/

 

Where do you get the AF1 and how much is it ?Thanks

 

I purchased the AF1 kit thru our good friend Mike Troyer here in the Computer Chips section.....contact him for information on pricing and such.

 

Hi Bart,

Perfectly normal sound. By the time you get to full-throttle, it sounds almost like an older 4-bbl. carb would when opening up the secondaries. Usually you don't hear anything inside the cabin unless you're at heavy throttle, but standing outside at idle you can sometimes here a bit of a "hiss," and that is just the sound of the air moving thru the low-restriction intake. Sounds like everything is fine.

 

Hi Kevins01XLT,

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That part is available from us, just give us a quick call (or shoot us an email if you can wait a few days for a response) and we'll be happy to go over the exact power gains, pricing, etc. with you on that intake kit or any other performance part.

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