Re: After Market Air Filter Housing Question
Karl,
Thanks for info and photos. Do you have any of the manufacturer's info on these air filter housings? Gary .... |
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You have a rare one and I sold the one I had. Like Karl?s, mine did not have the air scoops so that is cool and a keeper for sure. I didn?t like mine once I changed to SAMCO intake hose and always had problems with alignment but wish I hung onto it. The company is long long gone. Enjoy it!
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The rest is a standard cut air lid. |
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I had 1 of these a long time ago, could possibly suck in water if raining, fitment was terrible, ended up covering up the hole in shroud and went with open style frame with K&N, no regrets
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For cold air intake I used the 5 in hole from A/O Engineering and made it
rectangle opening thru the front bumper. stock air filter with open air filter lid Attachment 19610 stock air filter with lid to connect to opening in front bumper Attachment 19611 finished cold air box covered in cool tape by DEL Attachment 19612 With this I have outside air coming off the road straight into the modified air box. |
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Thanks! Jay |
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Here's an idea I have thought about doing....My car has the stock air duct with the typical cut out air lid on the top. I was thinking of possibly cutting the bottom of the intake housing underneath the K&N (slightly smaller than the air filter so it doesn't fall out) and then cutting the shroud underneath open as well... my thought is to not only have air coming in from the top of the open air lid, but underneath it as well. I've never seen this done though.
Am I crazy to think this... or just bored? lol Jay |
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OK, see if this works, when i preview it the photos show up
Attachment 19626 Attachment 19627 Attachment 19628 well that did not work. it seems that i cannot or don know how upload photos i'll keep tryimg john |
Re: After Market Air Filter Housing Question
Jay,
Here's what I did to reduce temp of in coming air to filter. Get some bubble warp from home depot, Lowe's . Install it between your filter box and the rad. shroud. cut to fit so no one can see it, that will drop air temp because you are insulation the air box from the radiator shroud JOHN |
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