stockfornow
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just wondering what everybodys runing as far as cold air intakes, turbo setups or snorkels. Here is my 89 xlt custom cold air
now using zipties instead of vacumline

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if your truck is getting 7-9 mpg, why were you wasting money on mods?
And if your truck is running lean(not enough gas for the amount of air), of course making a hot air intake like you did would help even it out a bit. Not much. Diagnose it. Could be a million things. But modding it at this point (or any point really) is pissing into oncoming wind.
truck is throwing code 41 that says it is running lean but the black soot on the exhaust tip is telling me it is running rich. mods are to make air flow better, better air flow=better milage and performanceum,...
if your truck is getting 7-9 mpg, why were you wasting money on mods?
And if your truck is running lean(not enough gas for the amount of air), of course making a hot air intake like you did would help even it out a bit. Not much. Diagnose it. Could be a million things. But modding it at this point (or any point really) is pissing into oncoming wind.
please help then only code is 41 and is not making any sense i have already replaced o2 sensor and saw a improvement. Still throwing code 41 with no other codes. ran profesinal injector cleaner from walmart 3 times gumout cleaner professinal strengthFirst things first, you did NOT make better airflow. You made a ambient air temperature air intake into a hot ass engine bay air intake. The pretty colors and money you spent on this mean nothing. Hell i could adapt a torpedo heater to your air intake for 500$ if you want to REALLY improve your cold air intake.
You need to diagnose it and quit trying to redneck engineer a fix.
better air flow=better milage and performance
Yes, but did you *really* help airflow? there is ALOT a science that goes into engines, airspeed is more important, airflow is a broad term.
Just for discussion:
If you put atmosphere air right close to the valve you will loose performance, because you will not get good volumetric efficiency, because the air has no velocity when the valve opens. (an object in motion stays in motion, and object stopped stays stopped)