Another fresh air intake option
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St. Jude Donor '09
I like people who are always trying new things. I agree that it would look good with a stripe. Good job getting done in two days! I've been thinking about CAI options for two years now and still not sure how I want to do. I'm thinking of doing something similar to the stock setup, but with 14" filter, drop base and modified to fit with RPM intake. I just need to get the cardboard and fiber cloth out and start creating.
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I like people who are always trying new things. I agree that it would look good with a stripe. Good job getting done in two days! I've been thinking about CAI options for two years now and still not sure how I want to do. I'm thinking of doing something similar to the stock setup, but with 14" filter, drop base and modified to fit with RPM intake. I just need to get the cardboard and fiber cloth out and start creating.
Here is a view of it now:
And this is what it replaced:
The entire install took about one hour, including cutting a 4.5" hole in the cowl. It works perfectly in my 1979, but since Corvettes changed hood/cowl setups over the years, you will have to do your own measuring to be sure it will fit under your hood. Specter has complete dimensions listed on their site for all of the components. Have fun designing your own system!
Last edited by myohpe@gmail.com; 01-30-2013 at 11:50 AM.
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I like the out of the box thinkng. Another Neat clean job. I had to make something that worked with my Duel 600's.
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Nice job, its different. I like it. Clean.
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