Our programmers like the Edge Evolution part # EP85350 are designed to work with the smaller bolt-on modifications that your 2006 Ford F-150 has. An intake and throttle body spacer would work well with a programmer.
This programmer can add up to 35 horsepower and 45 ft lbs of torque to your 5.4 liter engine as well. view full answer...
The install for the # AR400-516 would be exactly how you described. You would just need to unbolt your throttle body so that you can install the gasket and spacer between the manifold and it and then reinstall everything.
I attached a diagram for you to check out as well. view full answer...
For your 2016 Toyota 4Runner the AirAid Throttle Body Spacer part # AR510-628 has been carried over as a confirmed fit. We confirmed this with our contacts at AirAid. I attached an install video for more info for you to check out as well. view full answer...
The Airaid PowerAid Throttle Body Spacer part # AR300-637 has been confirmed as a fit for your 2016 Jeep Wangler.
I would recommend the Airaid MXP Cold Air Intake System with SynthaMax Dry Filter # AR312-132 which has been confirmed as a fit for your vehicle as it has a dry filter which will be easier to clean.
If you plan to go off-road a lot and would see a lot of dust an oil-based filter would be a better option though. For that you would need the part # AR310-132. view full answer...
A throttle body spacer like the part # AR200-630-1 should not void your engine warranty. But I would recommend you check with a GM dealer.
When you install an aftermarket part on your vehicle likethis, you are protected by the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act. This act states, in part, that unless the installation and the part caused a problem then the warranty cannot be voided. I recommend looking it up online.
This product is 50 state legal too which means it passes CARB standards. It might... view full answer...
Installing a new clutch fan would not likely increase your fuel economy on your 1996 Chevrolet C3500, but we may have an option for you.
I recommend installing a new throttle body spacer like part # AR200-530. This helps with horsepower and torque enhancement and does help with fuel economy as well. The installation instructions are attached you can check out. view full answer...
For a 1999 Ford F-250 you are likely at the upper limit of its towing capacity at 10,000 pounds. Upgrading the motor like you have done will help make it easier for the motor but it doesn't change anything with the drive train and suspension.
So if you are looking to make it easier on the motor then the exhaust and intake upgrades will go a long way. The right programmer used in the right mode will also help.
I recommend the Flashpaq # SU1845 primarily because it works well with other... view full answer...
While I am normally very skeptical of fuel savings products like the # AR400-516 that you referenced. We had a customer come back and tell us that after monitoring their fuel mileage for the first 1,000 miles of their road trip without the # AR400-516 they noticed an additional mile per gallon on the next 1,000 miles of the trip with the # AR400-516 installed.
While we can't absolutely guarantee you will see the same result I would be very surprised if you didn't see the same results if... view full answer...
Mod-wise you are a little bit beyond what a programmer like part # EP59YR should be used with, especially since you said you are leaning out a bit at high RPMs. Basically, programmers like this allow you to use most of the basic bolt-ons on a vehicle but draw the line at any type of header/manifold change. For right now you need to stop driving the truck at high RPMs and get it to a tuner who can write you a custom tune. If you keep accelerating hard with your lean situation you are most... view full answer...
When picking between an oiled or dry filter cold air intake system it really comes down to the roads you'll be travelling on. If you know you'll be on gravel or dirt roads you really need an oiled kit. If you don't think you'll ever be on either of those types of road a dry filter is more than adequate and since they are much easier and less messy to clean they are the way to go.
The oiled kit part # AR400-140-2 is a fit for your 2004 Ford F-150 with a 5.4 liter engine and for a dry filter... view full answer...
The one I recommend is the Superchips Flashpaq F5 Performance Tuner # SU2845 and is the correct model for your 2013 Chevy Silverado 5.3 liter truck.
I contacted our technical representative at Superchips about the modifications you have made on your 2013 Chevy Silverado and what shift points they recommend. In the instructions about the downloading function to adjust transmission shift points it states that not all features marked in the chart are guaranteed to work due to unforeseen differences... view full answer...
For your 2004 Ford F-150 with Triton V8 5.4L, I would recommend the Edge Gas Evolution CTS3 Performance Tuner - Color Screen # EP59YR. This module can be quickly installed to provide 3 separate performance programs--transmission, tow performance, and high performance. It is rated to increase output buy up to 35 horsepower and adds up to 50 foot lbs of torque from stock levels. This is a significant difference from other tuners for your 2004 F-150. This programmer will allow you to adjust... view full answer...
We base our fits for mufflers on what the muffler manufacturer lists as confirmed fits. The MagnaFlow Stainless Steel Universal Muffler # MF10416 is a universal fit muffler and because of that it does not have any specific fits. There is a chance it would work on your 2001 Hyundai Elantra GLS, but that is something you would need to determine based on the specs of this product that are listed on the product page.
This muffler will be pretty loud since it is a straight through design. It... view full answer...
Sounds like you have a 1 inch body lift on your truck. If this is the case our Air Lift kit part # AL57200 would fit without needing a lift spacer. If you happened to have a suspension lift you most likely would not need a spacer block either. Air Lift actually does not make a spacer block in a 1 inch increment anyway.
In general with suspension lifts you have to use a spacer block since the distance between the frame and axle is increased. Since body lifts don't add anything there spacer... view full answer...
A block lift is a body lift so you would not need the spacers. The only time you need to use lift spacers with suspension enhancement is when you have a suspension lift.
So the Firestone Ride Rite part # F2251 would fit your 4x4 2000 Ford Excursion without needing them. view full answer...
The Firestone Ride Rite suspension enhancement system part # F2286 that you referenced has been confirmed as a fit for your 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 2 wheel drive. If the lift you have is a body lift you wouldn't need any spacer blocks. If you have a suspension lift then you would need the part # F2368.
If the body of your truck basically got lifted higher with a spacer between it and the frame you have a body lift. If the suspension of your truck got lifted then you have a suspension lift.... view full answer...
The Timbren kit part # TDR2500CA is the correct kit to use on your 2007 Dodge Ram 2500, but you may also need lift spacers depending on your lift type.
Since you have a 4 inch lift most likely you have a suspension lift and you would need a total of 8 of the part # A25723-90AH00 to make up for the additional space. These are 1 inch spacers and you would need 4 for each side. You would need to provide a longer bolt too as we don't carry that.
If your lift is a body lift instead then no... view full answer...
If the block lift you have is a body lift and the suspension height didn't change you actually don't need a lift spacer to install the Firestone kit part # F2250 on your 2004 GMC Sierra 2500HD. Basically a body lift is a spacer that gets installed between the frame and the body. If you had a suspension lift instead (the suspension gained an inch of travel) then you would need a spacer but not the one you mentioned. Instead you'd need the # F2536. view full answer...
The Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs # F2407 referenced in your question is confirmed to fit your 2017 Toyota Tacoma if it is the 4WD model. If you have a true 4 inch suspension lift on your Tacoma (and not just a body lift), then you will likely need a spacer kit with the Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs.
We do have a 4 inch lift kit with part # F2371. These spacers will attach between the bottom of the lower bracket and the bottom of the spring on your truck.
If you have a body... view full answer...
If you are adding a body lift then you would not need any spacers because just the body would be higher. But if it is a suspension lift you will need spacers equal to the amount of lift you are adding. It sounds like 2 inches so spacer # F2366 would be correct. view full answer...
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