Homemade cold air intake
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RE: Homemade cold air intake
alright i re did it today, check out the new pics on my photobucket.
point out anything u see wrong guys!
http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w...Picture015.jpg
point out anything u see wrong guys!
http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w...Picture015.jpg
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RE: Homemade cold air intake
ORIGINAL: Trashlord
looks good but my only concern would be how low you have it mounted and the posibility of water getting to it
looks good but my only concern would be how low you have it mounted and the posibility of water getting to it
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08-21-2007, 05:51 PM
RE: Homemade cold air intake
ORIGINAL: RamManRiley
Use pvc tubing (3in)
Use pvc tubing (3in)
IT's easy, take some measurements, figure out what type of bends you need, how much straight and get it in aluminum
I actually just finished writing in another thread that I bought a CAI from Verocious. They also have all the tubing and connectors you would need to fabricate your own setup. I thought about going that route, but was concerned about an exposed filter for wheelin', so I went with the S&B setup.
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RE: Homemade cold air intake
ORIGINAL: justneed2
Please do not use PVC! PVC is for plumbing, not for trucks. Not only is it heavy, and hard to connect, but it doesn't withstand the constant extreme temp swings an engine bay sees, so it will likely crack or something. Not to mention it looks ugly (Sorry RamMan - I am really not trying to slam you here)
IT's easy, take some measurements, figure out what type of bends you need, how much straight and get it in aluminum
I actually just finished writing in another thread that I bought a CAI from Verocious. They also have all the tubing and connectors you would need to fabricate your own setup. I thought about going that route, but was concerned about an exposed filter for wheelin', so I went with the S&B setup.
ORIGINAL: RamManRiley
Use pvc tubing (3in)
Use pvc tubing (3in)
IT's easy, take some measurements, figure out what type of bends you need, how much straight and get it in aluminum
I actually just finished writing in another thread that I bought a CAI from Verocious. They also have all the tubing and connectors you would need to fabricate your own setup. I thought about going that route, but was concerned about an exposed filter for wheelin', so I went with the S&B setup.
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08-21-2007, 06:09 PM
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RE: Homemade cold air intake
ORIGINAL: justneed2
I actually just finished writing in another thread that I bought a CAI from Verocious. They also have all the tubing and connectors you would need to fabricate your own setup. I thought about going that route, but was concerned about an exposed filter for wheelin', so I went with the S&B setup.
I actually just finished writing in another thread that I bought a CAI from Verocious. They also have all the tubing and connectors you would need to fabricate your own setup. I thought about going that route, but was concerned about an exposed filter for wheelin', so I went with the S&B setup.
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RE: Homemade cold air intake
I have a $40.00 cold air intake system that works great. Tomorrow I'll send some pics. If you need help making one, I'll tell you exactly what you may need, just ask and you shall recieve. I'm not giving instructions yet because that shiznit is looooong if it is to be clear and I don't wana do it in haste.
1999, Dodge Ram Q Cab, 5.2L Mag, Auto Trans, 3.55 gears
K&N Filter
Custom Cold Air Intake
Indexed Autolite 3924 Plugs
Fresh Fluids And $150.00 Efficiency Magnets That Have'nt Proven Themselves Yet...
P.S. After I get smogged, I got a nice set of mopar performance headers that are coming right up
1999, Dodge Ram Q Cab, 5.2L Mag, Auto Trans, 3.55 gears
K&N Filter
Custom Cold Air Intake
Indexed Autolite 3924 Plugs
Fresh Fluids And $150.00 Efficiency Magnets That Have'nt Proven Themselves Yet...
P.S. After I get smogged, I got a nice set of mopar performance headers that are coming right up
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RE: Homemade cold air intake
Whoops... Here we go again, Hope it works.
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