steven25

what do you guys think of a AEM intake for a 2005 it looks like a well made piece and comes with the metal pipe I can get it for $234

steven25

can anyone help me on this

Herrin811

$234 is high...Its not much more than a chrome pipe and filter

NB64

I love it. I had the BHAF with the turbo air guide(TAG), The AEM works slightly better than BHAF imo. I also having sitting in my shed the Scotty III. Out of the three I like the AEM the most. What I did was install the AEM and use the outerwears water resistant prefilter. I then removed the rubber shield on the pass side of the radiator (same with the BHAF). Lots of cool air and no problems with rain or snow. The egts are much lower now it hard to hit 800degrees while merging on a highway. The new filter is reusable and requires no oil, which is why I'm not using my scotty III. I tend to over oil which shows up in the tube. One thing is for sure you will have to get use to the turbo whistle, boy it is loud.

steven25

thanks for the help any one else have any imput also how much did you pay for yours

bekim

For $60 the BHAF is a no brainer! It has three times the surface area, and is 1/4 the $$$$. You'll probably get the same benefit from any of the available systems out there, but for $60.....why not try the BHAF?
Cheers
Bekim
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NB64

Around $219.00 at the RPM outlet, seems to be the cheapest price I could find. Another problem with the BHAF is it hits the top of the hood and has damaged the insulation. That even with removing the pass side plastic piece that the stock air box fitted into. If only the BHAF wasn't such a BHAF.

steven25

does the rpm outlet have a web site and what is a bhaf thanks

steven25

heh what do you think of the AFE filter

djbikeman

I have an AFE Intake with the PG7 filter. The AEM system looks pretty good IMO. They offer the replacement filter seperately, so I am thinking of ordering that and replaceing my PG7 filter. The only issue is that it is an inch longer than the AFE, so it may not fit.

I like the idea of a dry filter that can be cleaned. The maintenance of the AFE, or any oiled filter is a PITA. The only info I have is from the AEM website, but it looks like a quality air filtration system. I think the AFE is top notch too, but if they AEM will do the same job, without oiling, it would be the way to go IMO.

NB64

So far I like it very much. On this same web site you can order just the filter. Price is the lowest I could find.





http://www.rpmoutlet.com/dodgecaem.htm

2500WHITERAM

Has anyone have an AEM bruteforce installed on a 3rd gen?....with pix and honest opinion?

NB64

Pic might be a problem but I think my truck may qualify as a third generation and I was being honest.

NB64

Ok I think I got it. Check My image gallery. Waiting for Admin approval.

wyocowboy

I have the AEM Brute force on mine with the DRY FLOW Filter. i Do like it, the only problem i am having is that it trips the filter minder The turbo whistle is really loud. i do have my turbo deringed also so that ads to the noise