Do they have a websight to order the intake? I'm new and can't seem to find any performance vendors. Also who is Dave the tuner guy and how do you find him?:D Thanks Tim

http://www.bwoodyperformance.com/

Thank you.

Do they have a websight to order the intake? I'm new and can't seem to find any performance vendors. Also who is Dave the tuner guy and how do you find him?:D Thanks Tim

www.bgchrysler.com for Dave @ B&G and when you are on the main page for this site page down. All our vendors are located there including bwoody.

Ahh! That makes it easy. Thanks Tim

TimSRT8 what part of oklahoma are you in. I will be driving up this Saturday to spend some time with friends and family. I grew up in a small town named "Jones". Just east of Frontier City. Fingers are crossed but Fed-Ex states my BWoody intake should be in tomorrow. Oh, I will be there until Tuesday night. I am driving home on Wed.

congrats on the SRT what color did you get? If your in central OK ill keep an eye out for ya

You will love the Bwoody, hardest part was getting the freakin AIT sensor out of the stock intake tube that was not easy

You will love the Bwoody, hardest part was getting the freakin AIT sensor out of the stock intake tube that was not easy


Yeah...I thought I was going to break the sensor when I had to put as much elbow grease into it as I did.

I heard a little snap when I took mine out. It looked ok though and no cels, so I hope it's ok hehe.

I cut out a big round chunk of intake tube, then sliced into the chunk 2 times, the separated. I hope I never need to go back to stock :)

You will love it,

Dave

You will love the Bwoody, hardest part was getting the freakin AIT sensor out of the stock intake tube that was not easy

HOW DAR YOU COMPLAIN ABOUT THE IAT SENSOR!?! how DARE you! :p:D:D


LOL ok I'm done...ahhh just enjoying the true justice that was served.

You'll love the BWoody and B&G stage II, awesome combo!

I sprayed a little W-D40 on my sensor and it came out pretty easy after that.

I was worried that WD40 or Silcone lube would cause the rubber to swell and fit tighter, so I used liquid soap.

I had a tool for my chainsaw with a wrench for a square nut which I used to pry the thing loose. It was just the right size to slip under the base and pull while I pushed from inside the tube.

lol for a minute i read that as, "i used a chainsaw to pry it loose" :eek:its what i get for skimming. guys, if you need a chainsaw to get out the iat sensor, :pplease visit your local shop and farm the install job out...lol:D:D

I cut out a big round chunk of intake tube, then sliced into the chunk 2 times, the separated. I hope I never need to go back to stock :)

You will love it,

Dave



LOL, okay so I'm not the only one who did that, hahaha, I was too embarrassed to admit it, but I got so darn mad that the knife came out and I did the exact same thing:D Anger plus Kershaw equals redneck solutions:eek:

LOL, okay so I'm not the only one who did that, hahaha, I was too embarrassed to admit it, but I got so darn mad that the knife came out and I did the exact same thing:D Anger plus Kershaw equals redneck solutions:eek:

That is funny! LMAO! I almost did the same thing, I was looking for my razor knife when I saw the W-D40 and thought I would give that a try first.

I thought about the lube but was afraid it would cause a problem with getting all over the sensor