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Which K&N filter to use with airdoc?

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Old 09-20-2010, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by david_d23
Hey all,

I'm new to the Hummer arena. I just picked up an '07 H3 a few weeks ago.

I'm trying to understand something here...the Airdoc just replaces some items on the stock intake system. How do the nerf bars play into this equation? Is it for the weight savings or is it something else? To my understanding, the nerf bars are the step bars that make it possible for me to climb into this tall *** vehicle. Is there something else?

Thanks to all who reply!

Dave
Yes the airdoc replaces the intake tract leading from the stock closed box, up to the intake. It also eliminates the resonator which absorbs a good deal of power/mileage at an attempt to keep the truck quiet and "civil".

As far as the nerf bars, see below hehe

Originally Posted by Broken Halo
lol!!!!.....inside joke....nothing to worry about
^^What he said!
 
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Old 09-20-2010, 02:21 PM
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Doc has very good information on his website, including pictures of the parts that are replaced by installing his system.

www.airdocintakes.com is the website
 

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Old 09-20-2010, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Widespread Hummer
It DOES NOT replace the Resonator, which is associated with the exhaust sytem.
Amazingly, I do often have intelligent things to say. People just ignore the good and jump on the bad.

Interesting.. doc reffers to it as a resonator also:
The lungs of this intake? A 3.5" diameter steel TIG welded pipe with mandrel bend design. Doc's system makes for a large volume of air flow from the inner fender outside the under-hood heat environment direct to the throttle body. To do this, you replace stock intake hoses, plastic resonator box and air filter box inlet snorkel with the Air Doc.
 
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Originally Posted by tangodown
Air Doc + K&N + 35s = 23mpg
 
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Old 09-20-2010, 11:07 PM
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Well no that was a bit of an exaggeration. Airdoc+k&n plus perhaps synthetic fluids and a tuner will certainly be 23-ish mpg though.
 
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