maybe. butt hay, s'okay by me and I only jabbed becuase I recognized em from a plumbing job I did a while ago. 
[Z06] Custom air intake
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Thanks Cobra4B! I'm gonna call them tomorrow!
Just ordered the K&N filter 2 mins ago. I get stuff from Amazon in 1-2 days no matter what I pay for shipping, maybe a close warehouse. Oh, and they apparently aren't out of them yet. lol.
I agree this is going to look really clean. I have AIR still, in fact the hose was turned downward and near where it originates and the car still passed the visual part of the Calif Smog check. Probably becuase most smog check guys don't know to look for that hose... But I did notice the K&N FIPK at the link on page two says they are CARB exempt. Not sure how.
(btw have been keeping an eye on your project, very neat stuff!)
bob
Just ordered the K&N filter 2 mins ago. I get stuff from Amazon in 1-2 days no matter what I pay for shipping, maybe a close warehouse. Oh, and they apparently aren't out of them yet. lol.
I agree this is going to look really clean. I have AIR still, in fact the hose was turned downward and near where it originates and the car still passed the visual part of the Calif Smog check. Probably becuase most smog check guys don't know to look for that hose... But I did notice the K&N FIPK at the link on page two says they are CARB exempt. Not sure how.
(btw have been keeping an eye on your project, very neat stuff!)
bob
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Thanks for starting this thread DERJ and for contributors like CCAJUN4REAL & SPERKINS. I love mods that involve a little ingenuity. Very cool... even if sperkins has sewer pipe couplers holding the filter in place. 
I'm considering adding brackets to the bottom of the intake in order to keep the filter from flopping around when hitting bumps. Maybe that's not an issue, but it can't hurt. bob
I'm considering adding brackets to the bottom of the intake in order to keep the filter from flopping around when hitting bumps. Maybe that's not an issue, but it can't hurt. bob
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I have an aftermarket air bridge and mine will just sit there. My father has a Halltech on his '04 Z06 and it doesn't creat any issues w/o having any auxullary attachments.
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The rubber coupling is inside this sleeve, but it's not pictured here. You can see the tiny rivets I knocked out to free up the clamps:
http://www.acehardwaresuperstore.com...g-p-34919.html
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Not really needed at all. Aftermarket intakes like the Halltech Stinger or the new Venom simply attach to your throttlebody and just "sit there". If you're using the oem air bridge then it has the grommets on either side to keep it in place.
I have an aftermarket air bridge and mine will just sit there. My father has a Halltech on his '04 Z06 and it doesn't creat any issues w/o having any auxullary attachments.
I have an aftermarket air bridge and mine will just sit there. My father has a Halltech on his '04 Z06 and it doesn't creat any issues w/o having any auxullary attachments.
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From: Lutz FL
Drifting
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From: Tampa Fl
just installed mine today i used a 3" ace adapter $6.99 with 2 clamps and it fit perfect to my mas from my carbon air bridge. but its a little long but it will do for now till i get a real silicone. thanks mike
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Robert
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Guys I just found what I think is the correct coupler to use for this air cleaner. It's K&N's part# 08761 and it's sold at Jegs and Summit Racing.
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=5&gl=us
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...part=knn-08761
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=5&gl=us
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...part=knn-08761
Last edited by sperkins; Jan 6, 2008 at 12:14 AM.
Drifting
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From: W. Jefferson OH
Guys I just found what I think is the correct coupler to use for this air cleaner. It's K&N's part# 08761 and it's sold at Jegs and Summit Racing.
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=5&gl=us
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...part=knn-08761
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=5&gl=us
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...part=knn-08761
Last edited by fasthwks; Jan 6, 2008 at 11:13 AM.
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From: Norcal
You guys fricking ROCK. I just sold my intake and was considering this VERY mod. I was in constant communication with the K&N techs and was going to use the C5 filter which is smaller. I just went to Amazon and picked my filter up for $96 shipped.