A stage 1 cold air intake will replace the filter and can also replace the box its mounted in. A stage 2 system such as # AR300-237 replaces all of that and has additional equipment, usually a larger diameter hose or collar. The higher the stage number the better the air flow. I have included a link to the cold air intake options for your 2012 Ram 2500. view full answer...
A stage 1 cold air intake will replace the filter and can also replace the box its mounted in. A stage 2 system such as # AR401-299 replaces all of that and has additional equipment, usually a larger diameter hose or collar. The higher the stage number the better the air flow. view full answer...
An exhaust tip will make mostly a cosmetic change to a vehicle. Tips will not change the nature of a car's exhaust note nearly as much as installation of a cold air intake and a cat-back exhaust. Those components literally change the nature of the car's respiration system.
If you don't mind what is perhaps a weird analogy to help explain this, if the CAI and exhaust are the "lungs" of the vehicle, then the exhaust tip is the "nostril". Its more visible but has less effect on performance.
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Both the Superchips Flashpaq F5 Performance Tuners # SU3845 and # SU4845 will give you the same tuning for your 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7L with the 3.92 gears. The main difference between these tuners is the # SU3845 is specific to only yours and similar Ram trucks with a gas engine. The # SU4845 can also be used with certain F-Series, Silverados, Mustangs, Camaros, and Challengers. view full answer...
The two MagnaFlow crossmember-back exhaust systems you referenced, parts # MF15893 and # MF15897, differ primarily in their cost and pipe diameter, as you noted. Both systems are 100-percent stainless-steel exhaust kits that include all hardware, straight-through mufflers and a true X crossover to balance airflow for improved power.
I would stick with the 2-1/2-inch diameter kit # MF15893 unless you have the 4 barrel carb and are using a high-performance air filter. Air intake and exhaust... view full answer...
Bias ply tires have the steel cords as well, they just run at a slightly different angle, but they could do the same amount of damage as they aren't guaranteed to come apart in chunks with tire failure as the commercial driver stated. Bias ply cords run at 32 degree angle and radials run at a 90 degree angle to allow the tire to flex more. I've heard of damage to trailers due to tire blowouts, but not any that were better or worse based on radial vs. bias tire use, so I don't believe... view full answer...
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