AF1 Installed
AF1 Installed
Installed my AF1 I got from Troyer. Easy Install no problems. Sliced open a rubber tube to prevent the tube from being scratched. Couldn't get a clear picture of it. Did not get the tuner because of money issues
How loud is the AF1 inside the truck at normal driving speeds? I have heard there were droning issues with some of the other intake kits when driving on the highway, but I have not heard comments about this one.
How difficult was it to install? Also, what do you mean that you had to slice open a rubber tube to keep from scratching it?
Thanks,
KR-Texas
PS. It does look very nice...
How difficult was it to install? Also, what do you mean that you had to slice open a rubber tube to keep from scratching it?
Thanks,
KR-Texas
PS. It does look very nice...
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I just installed my 3.25 a couple of days ago and I agree, it was fairly easy. Biggest problem I had was threading the 7/16" bolt in to the bottom of the tube. I have not heard any noise from it except when I 'romp' on it and then it sounds like all other low restriction intakes.
agreed about easy install. 1 hour at most. and threading that bolt was annoying. I don't hear it with the windows up and the radio on. With the windows down you can hear it. It definitley does not replace or come close to replicating the toneof an exaust. I have not let it loose on a highway yet. I got the 3" because I was told the 3.25 would require the tuner. As for the rubber tubing... The pipe rests on a bracket. I cut some rubber and stuck it on the bracket as to not scratch it
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Originally Posted by Blackford
so cliff how do youlike the Af1 ? i have a k&n right now but im thinking about switching
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I just sent an e-mail to Troyer suggesting they contact the manufacturer of the AF1 and modify their instructions. When I installed mine I had a rubber washer left over and there was no mention or illustration in the instructions explaining it. I called Troyer and they had to open up one of the kits to see what I was talking about and then found someone in their organization that was familar with the rubber washer and its intended use.
I ended up threading that 7/16" bolt twice, the second time to include the insulating washer.
I ended up threading that 7/16" bolt twice, the second time to include the insulating washer.
RogerF,
I guess I missed the reference to the extra washer the first time around. After having the same question about mine, I should have reread your post...
KR-Texas
I guess I missed the reference to the extra washer the first time around. After having the same question about mine, I should have reread your post...
KR-Texas
Last edited by KR-Texas; Nov 11, 2006 at 11:10 PM.


