I dont want to sound dumb, but I was looking around and pricing the K&N Cold air intake kits and was wondering 1.what model number am I looking for and 2.what is a good price to look for? And 3.are they hard to install?

Thanks for the help

 

easy to install

use google bud. Type in "2004 Ford F150 5.4L (or whatever sized engine you have) k&n intake kit" and you'll have plenty to choose from.

Doesn't gain HP, no TQ gains, and no MPG gains. Waste of money, but thats just my opinion. Does look nice in the engine compartment.

also, try using the "SEARCH" feature up in the top, right hand of the Forum.
This has probably thousands of threads with the info your looking for

 

1. Look for whatever model you like best, the only differences between the ones that will fit your truck are a plastic intake tube and a metal one.

2. Good pricing... the prices we have on our website

3. Very easy to install

You should also look into S&B and AF1, ALOT of guys on here like these over the K and N

You can look around at all of the filters we carry here...

http://www.modbargains.com/dept.aspx...64-002-003-009

 

Or just check K&N's website for their search feature.

K&N Product Information for 63-2556
63 Series Aircharger Kits > Performance Intake Kit

A sister product to our 57 Series FIPK, our 63 Series Intake Kits or AirCharger® Intakes are built for many different vehicles and represent a dramatic improvement over a K&N O/E replacement filter alone. These intakes use only non-metallic rotationally molded tubes that can reduce intake air temperature and decrease intake sound over a metal tube. Restriction can exist BETWEEN an air filter and the engine reducing the benefit of a K&N Air Filter. The weakest link in the airflow "chain" robs a vehicle of its natural horsepower. Often that weak point is the factory air path leading to the Engine. K&N Air Intake Kits virtually eliminate air path restriction by replacing the air filter and the entire air path to the engine. The aerodynamically engineered tube drives a massive amount of air into an engine, which translates into POWER. 63 Series Intake Kits are not legal for street use in some U.S. states. [MORE]

63-2556 Product Specifications
Product Style: 63 Series Aircharger Kits
Estimated Horsepower Gain: 15.47 HP @ 3829 RPM
Replacement Filter: RF-1020
CARB Exempt: No
Weight: 11 lb (5 kg)
Product Box Length: 22.25 in (565 mm)
Product Box Width: 14.38 in (365 mm)
Product Box Height: 12.5 in (318 mm)

 

You'll be better off using a dry element filter - at least in the older models you are. As soon as the MAF gets just a little oil mist onto it - it's a dust magnet. I ran an LIGHTLY oiled element for a long time - To much maintenance for the MAF in my model, if you don't keep up on it, the truck will slowly preform worse and economy WILL begin to suffer - I'm just lucky I didn't break the fricken MAF having to clean it so much. Idunno - It sucked. Dry element = No worries.

 

I appreciate it. THanks for all the help.