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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 I would never recommend a short ram hot air intake. Stock pulls cooler air than anything that pulls air from the engine compartment. Um we are
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Um we are talking 2 to 4 Hp difference between the two intakes systems and honestly makes no difference. I would recommend then because I have them. They are easy to install and no bumper removal or coolant bottle relocated. The short rams even look better in the engine bay too in my opinion. Let's not also forget about low water crossings. To each his own but the short rams are a better choice considering install time and no drilling, cramming and pulling your tires and bumper off.
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