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RE: it The thing I don't like about the dieselplace idea is that, like I mentioned above, if you get into deep water or just a whole lot of water you can suck it right in with a cold air system like that. If your truck is 100% street driven, lives in the desert/arid region, and/or you're...

The exhaust will help some but don't expect a huge gain or anything. There was a small seat of the pants increase with mine so it was worth the $45 I invested into it. This is also why I'm not going to invest a couple hundred or more into a single 3" until I need to replace pipe and/or major...

RE: yup... Run it through the firewall and into the air intake channel for the HVAC between the windshield and the hood. Not as water proof but better than most stock setups.

RE: yup... Yeah, just a lot of folks confuse snorkles and cold air intakes and then problems can ensue. Hell, water and a low compression engine isn't good!

RE: just did mine... Just remember the thing about a cold air intake is that if you plan on hitting any water of any appreciable amount the cold air intake becomes a direct route to the insides of the engine. Ask me how I know this...

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/364830/2 That's exactly what I did with the exact same mufflers. Heck, for $45 and possibly some cutting tool blades you can justify just doing it now. The stock mufflers aren't free flowing by any means so hey, spend the cheese on the mufflers if that's all that...