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Old 06-08-2008, 04:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Free HP mod, stock Air box lid charcoal filter delete!

Note: I am making this thread because I spent an hour searching for info on this with no luck. Special thanks to Dez and sxd for telling me to rip it out

Remember, if you install any CAI or after market intake, you will be with out this charcoal filter. So why keep it!

Time: 30 sec

1. Pry off the charcoal filter with a flat head screw driver. Start with a corner, then just it just pops off with little force

Example of how it pops off: Note: No need to cut the filter.



2. Test drive.





The charcoal filter is very restrictive. Using a can of compressed air, blowing through the charcoal filter cuts the air down to only a trickle. Just look how thick this 7 layer beast is:



Wow, what a diffrence!
Loud, deap throaty sound up front!
Increased throttle response!

Next steps: Im guessing, find and install a drop in filter. Then dyno this vs a common CAI.
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Old 06-08-2008, 04:41 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Thanks. I'm gonna do that tonight!
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You know with a little smoothing out of the lid, im sure there will be more of a gain, all those ridges do is slow the air flow to make it quieter, I will take a dremel or grinder to mine soon and update everyone.
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What's that filter for anyway?

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Robbing horsepower?
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Old 06-08-2008, 04:55 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Robbing horsepower?
lol... besides that?
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.......don't see how it can be restrictive as these trucks run lean....ULEV II. According to K&N, airflow is only 1-2 mph across the filter element at 70 mph. Again, if the factory intake was restrictive, it would be causing a rich operating condition.

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I thought they run rich!

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What'ss that filter for anyway?
Traps fuel vapors after the engine is shut down. It's part of the smog controls.
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Traps fuel vapors after the engine is shut down. It's part of the smog controls.
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Very inventive mod . Thanks for sharing !
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Removing it will make the intake a little louder. I popped mine out after about a month of owning the truck. Supposedly the charcoal is there to clean any backflow gases when you turn the truck off.
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Yeah I just did it! Intake is a little louder and seems to be just a little peppier. May be my imagination though. Very easy mod. Took me about 10 minutes.
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Butt dyno dosent lie!
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Butt dyno dosent lie!
Yeah, the butt dyno told me I picked up .99 hp and 1.7 ft lbs of torque!
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