Want to add cold air intake
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From: Aspers, PA
Cai
Make it yourself!
4" hole in bottom of airbox (towards the rear), hardware store 4" plastic drain cover (remove grating) caulk into the bottom of the airbox (push through from the inside to the outside/bottom) so the 2" +/- flange sticks out the bottom.
18" piece of flexible plastic dryer vent with steel reinforcement attached to the bottom of the airbox/drain with a hose clamp.
Route the vent hose straight down through the (tight) opening below the airbox behing the foglamp.
Cut off excess vent hose (pretty much even with the bottom of the bumper/top of the airdam.
BINGO! CAI to go.
If you want to get radical you can block off the stock side air intake in the airbox, just leave it so you can open it up in the winter.
You can probably make this for the change you find under your seat.
Cost me (sit down for this) about $8.00!
Have a good weekend.
Bob
4" hole in bottom of airbox (towards the rear), hardware store 4" plastic drain cover (remove grating) caulk into the bottom of the airbox (push through from the inside to the outside/bottom) so the 2" +/- flange sticks out the bottom.
18" piece of flexible plastic dryer vent with steel reinforcement attached to the bottom of the airbox/drain with a hose clamp.
Route the vent hose straight down through the (tight) opening below the airbox behing the foglamp.
Cut off excess vent hose (pretty much even with the bottom of the bumper/top of the airdam.
BINGO! CAI to go.
If you want to get radical you can block off the stock side air intake in the airbox, just leave it so you can open it up in the winter.
You can probably make this for the change you find under your seat.
Cost me (sit down for this) about $8.00!
Have a good weekend.
Bob