Don't want to spent $200+ on an intake duct?
#1
Don't want to spent $200+ on an intake duct?
Alot might care about the bling factor and get some carbon kevlar intake duct offered from spoon or whoever else. But why spent $200+ when you can get the job done for around $15 and a couple hrs of work?
What you need :
Socket rench
10mm socket
Drill
2" duct
It's a very simple job. All you need to do it's to drill a 2" hole on the bumper and same at the side of the airbox. Here's the result
What you need :
Socket rench
10mm socket
Drill
2" duct
It's a very simple job. All you need to do it's to drill a 2" hole on the bumper and same at the side of the airbox. Here's the result
#5
Originally Posted by darkfx,May 26 2006, 10:53 AM
cut out the plastic wall, block the original intake duct, use 3" piping, and get a k&n
and k&n will be my next step.
#6
Originally Posted by SAi66,May 26 2006, 02:57 PM
the plastic wall will be cut off. I've got both 3" and 2" piping, but only the 2" will fit
and k&n will be my next step.
and k&n will be my next step.
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#8
Originally Posted by xviper,May 26 2006, 10:59 AM
Take a look at your airbox again. Once you put on your lid, your newly plumbed in air can't get to the airfilter. That dividing wall is stopping it.
#10
Originally Posted by SAi66,May 26 2006, 12:03 PM
Lets not focus on the dividing wall.
You mentioned NOTHING about doing anything with that dividing wall. How the fvck would I know you even considered it? With that wall in place, your little mod is COMPLETELY USELESS. I was thinking I was doing YOU a favour. I guess I won't make that mistake again.
JESUS H. ####ING CHRIST, you try to help somebody and you get shit on. You're on your own from here on in, dyckwad! You're about to be IGNORED! I got no time or patience for somebody like you.