No pics sorry, but I can say this is a very easy install even with relocating the coolant res. Everything bolts right up to exhisting holes. The 6.2l air box comes out and the Filter box as well. Seals to the hood. The filter is located more to the front of the truck and pointed slightly downward just behind the headlight. It appears to take advantage of a opening down their for some cool air. The coolant box is moved to the side of the wheel well were the original filter box was located. There is a plate that covers the hole in the wheel housing that the filter box used. 1 hour 20 minutes.
I noticed an immediate difference in the tone of the truck. Normal gradual accel. seemed the same but once you got into it.....what a difference. I mean you really feel it. It woke this truck up. I dont think its getting the 20hp advertised but I definitely notice a couple more stallions out front. well worth the 286.00 incl. shipping.
This is not an enclosed box. If you are going to run in alot of sand (deserts or Florida sugar quicksand) use a prefilter for the dust....or some old pantyhose.
If its mud or a little water get a dry charger. They are not waterproof but water resistant. Kinda like a ducks ass...this isnt supposed to be a mudder anyway...it never hurts to be cautious..and no they do not affect the filters performance...many tests have proved this...and if you've got other info let me know...I dont claim to know everything just most of everything
I noticed an immediate difference in the tone of the truck. Normal gradual accel. seemed the same but once you got into it.....what a difference. I mean you really feel it. It woke this truck up. I dont think its getting the 20hp advertised but I definitely notice a couple more stallions out front. well worth the 286.00 incl. shipping.
This is not an enclosed box. If you are going to run in alot of sand (deserts or Florida sugar quicksand) use a prefilter for the dust....or some old pantyhose.
If its mud or a little water get a dry charger. They are not waterproof but water resistant. Kinda like a ducks ass...this isnt supposed to be a mudder anyway...it never hurts to be cautious..and no they do not affect the filters performance...many tests have proved this...and if you've got other info let me know...I dont claim to know everything just most of everything