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    Well guys, after many many days of studying on which intake to get I finally decided to go with a BHAF. Then I was looking on ebay and found the AEM Bruteforce for a great price (not much more that I would have paid for BHAF and pre filter). Got it yesterday and installed it asap. Looks sharp and sounds great. Dry flow filter. Install was simple I did notice a bit of improvement in acceleration and truck seems to wanna go a little more. Over all I am very satisfied with it. Just my .02. Just thought I would give a simple review for anyone thinking of getting it. I cant say if its any better or worse than BHAF since I have not tried BHAF as of yet but I do like how it looks sitting in there. I cant figure out how to upload short vid of it but its on youtube if anyones interested. just enter 2001 cummins aem bruteforce
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    Thanks for the review!

    As for youtube things, just copy the link, then when you reply on here, there is a filmstrip icon that you click on above the part you type everything, click it and paste the link and hit ok. That will embed the video into the post.
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    ---------- Post added at 11:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:54 PM ----------

    IT WORKED! Thanks ISX, kind of a dull clip but just wanted to have a reference out there that someone could look at to see if it would be something they want.
    01 Dodge 2500, leveled, steering brace, straight piped, 5 speed, 4x4, silencer ring (ummm whats that???)

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    I did relize they where that small... Wow!
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    Yeah, I was expecting it to fill in a little more, but I think it looks good. I searched all over and could not find a pic of one installed so thats why I put up the vid. Got it out today and notice some modest improvement in the low end torque, more than I expected.
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    wonder which one gives better overall numbers the bruteforce or the bhaf.....I do like the "box with the bruteforce ...the bhaf i have is just sitting there ...i did at least put some blue rubber line on the ac lines to keep them from damaging the bhaf or getting a hole rubbed in them
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    Hmmm... For life so far I'm up to 6 years (122K miles) and still going without any maintenance to the filter... Filter minder still hasn't moved...

    I know the filter minder is measure in water column and not inches of mercury.... So the filter minder is rather very sensitive to vacuum...
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    Yeah, I looked all over for some kind of side by side comparison on intakes, to no avail. I found some mags that did comparisons of CAI complete kits and most of those results were identical with marginal gains. I could not find any comparisons that included a BHAF and with the marginal results of the 300+ dollar kits I decided BHAF would give me what I was looking for. I got the aem brute force on EBAY for 140 shipped so I went with that. Keep your eye out there are deals to be had. Another one I was looking at was AFE stage 1 from amazon (111 and some change with free shipping) and then get their torque tube from parsleys for 79. I really didnt want that cause its oiled filter. Update: I am starting to finish my basement, got the bed full of 2x4x8's, turned up rear shocks, almost forgot I had a full bed of lumber. Big improvement when loaded. Before, you would know that you were hauling something, not by much, but I can definetly tell the difference.
    01 Dodge 2500, leveled, steering brace, straight piped, 5 speed, 4x4, silencer ring (ummm whats that???)

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