Home made cold air intake
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RE: Home made cold air intake
Hey Motor, is the end of the airhorn on your TB mod, round or oval, I was at the junk yard and found that the cleaners I was looking at are oval on the end...I also noticed that there was a rubber elbow, is that plyable enough to add a round tube to it?
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RE: Home made cold air intake
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Hey Motor, is the end of the airhorn on your TB mod, round or oval, I was at the junk yard and found that the cleaners I was looking at are oval on the end...I also noticed that there was a rubber elbow, is that plyable enough to add a round tube to it?
Hey Motor, is the end of the airhorn on your TB mod, round or oval, I was at the junk yard and found that the cleaners I was looking at are oval on the end...I also noticed that there was a rubber elbow, is that plyable enough to add a round tube to it?
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RE: Home made cold air intake
ORIGINAL: Grumpy1988
Hey Motor, is the end of the airhorn on your TB mod, round or oval, I was at the junk yard and found that the cleaners I was looking at are oval on the end...I also noticed that there was a rubber elbow, is that plyable enough to add a round tube to it?
Hey Motor, is the end of the airhorn on your TB mod, round or oval, I was at the junk yard and found that the cleaners I was looking at are oval on the end...I also noticed that there was a rubber elbow, is that plyable enough to add a round tube to it?
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RE: Home made cold air intake
Here's my home-made air rig....
I used a 2nd gen Dakota air hat, some aluminum tubing and silicone connectors....The hat was $15 at the bone yard and the other stuff I had laying around the garage....
I used a 2nd gen Dakota air hat, some aluminum tubing and silicone connectors....The hat was $15 at the bone yard and the other stuff I had laying around the garage....
