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I don't think mine has been past 4000

How long have you owned it?

Those numbers are for, in the words of the article, "all-out, no-compromise performance". Most times the smaller intake tube won't affect your power.

We have a 2000 Tundra we've owned for 16 years. It has nearly 300,000 miles.

Fresh air, not fresh tree branches and pine needles. After a trail run now my bed looks like I'm hauling mulch for the garden.

Sorry for your loss.

Yeah because I need to make my truck taller.

I would do it if you can't fab one yourself.

Cold air for a hot running motor.

Working on it.

A Dantes Peak style snorkel would get you cold air and top of being out of the dust.

@ZooMad75 need a new shirt?

Soda is probably one of the first changes I ever made, that was back in junior high. I remember I dropped quite a few pounds pretty quick.

Trust me it takes less than 10 years to gain it back. :haha: :doah:

We all have lots of theories about things like this and how to change them. Something that I read recently has affected how I think about weight loss. It's making changes in small steps like discussed in this article...

No I'm genuinely curious if you could do a 10" lift with a 4 link.

I'd be curious if ORD can do a 10" lift with their coilover kit. Honestly I would consider calling ORD and getting their perspective on what you want to do. We here on CK5 are just a small slice of the trucks they've helped people build. I'll bet they've probably helped 5 people build the setup...

To add to what I posted, I've also run this set up: It runs cooler than the open element air cleaner, but not as cool as the style I posted above with the cone filter and carb hat. The temperature basically runs between the open element air cleaner and the other style. I think this is because...

Is that a pipe of some sort?

One of the things I like about having my crew cab parked here at the shop is that I can go out and tinker when I need a break from the computer. You can get a lot done that way.