Corvettemods shroud?
#1
Pro
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Corvettemods shroud?
Was looking into the long list of cai's and I was interested in the simple looking shroud that Corvettemods was selling. Seems that they don't sell it anymore? Anyone know if there's another one out there for sale that might be the same or better? Wondering why it's not for sale anymore, was there a problem found? Just curious! thanks
#2
Racer
Was looking into the long list of cai's and I was interested in the simple looking shroud that Corvettemods was selling. Seems that they don't sell it anymore? Anyone know if there's another one out there for sale that might be the same or better? Wondering why it's not for sale anymore, was there a problem found? Just curious! thanks
#3
Burning Brakes
I was looking at the same item on their site and later noticed it was no
longer shown .
I contacted them to find it was no longer available while at the same
time they had the same item on FleaBay listed as ten available.
I called this to their attention and it is no longer on FleaBay.
Reading the instructions / description on FleaBay, it was obvious that
cutting was involved if you didn't have a ZO6 or GS on which you
must open the air intake on the front fascia.
longer shown .
I contacted them to find it was no longer available while at the same
time they had the same item on FleaBay listed as ten available.
I called this to their attention and it is no longer on FleaBay.
Reading the instructions / description on FleaBay, it was obvious that
cutting was involved if you didn't have a ZO6 or GS on which you
must open the air intake on the front fascia.
#4
Pro
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Disappointing to find out! I was interested in avoiding the high price of cai's while pulling in only cold air at the same time. I'll be looking for something else then! Thanks for replies
#5
Safety Car
Halltech sells a shroud (heat shield) for their cold air induction with a little trimming it will work with the oem air bridge. I used a cardboard template for initial fit and then cut the heat shield to the template.
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Drifting
can we get a link or picture at least? my imagination only goes so far
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improvement= don't know
Vararam would be much better, also 3 times the cost IMHO
As you can see if you are talented then you could make your own version of this with sheet metal It just sits in there with pressure from the tight fit and being sort of wedged, that is if they don't make them anymore
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#13
Was looking into the long list of cai's and I was interested in the simple looking shroud that Corvettemods was selling. Seems that they don't sell it anymore? Anyone know if there's another one out there for sale that might be the same or better? Wondering why it's not for sale anymore, was there a problem found? Just curious! thanks
I could resurrect it but I'm not sure it's worth the effort.
#14
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What did you make them out of? Did you ever record any iat readings? How much did you sell them for? You've got one interested person already!
#15
They were made from .090" ABS plastic. No performance testing was conducted.... but it keeps warm air out of the intake so there should be some positive benefit. I believe I had them listed on EBay for ~ $75. I'll consider starting them up again if there is enough interest. Thx. -DJ
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They were made from .090" ABS plastic. No performance testing was conducted.... but it keeps warm air out of the intake so there should be some positive benefit. I believe I had them listed on EBay for ~ $75. I'll consider starting them up again if there is enough interest. Thx. -DJ
#17
Safety Car
Yes, look at the above photo mcandrew67 provided. Halltech heat shield sells for $129.99 on their website. I took that shield and trimmed it to my cardboard template that fit the oem air intake. The stock air bridge is a little wider. I data logged before and after, IAT's improved at low speeds and at stop lights.
#18
I'm considering another run of these shrouds, - maybe 10 sets. Send me a PM if interested. If there is enough interest I'll get serious. $75 shipped.
There have been some comments about adding a 'vette-air' type scoop as a 'package' ..... but you don't need it if you have a GS or Z06. The factory scoop is functional and allows fresh air to enter. And if you have a base LS3, all you need to do is open up the radiator shroud to allow cold air to reach the filter opening. I leave this mod up to the discretion of the owners as there are many ways to accomplish this. The shroud will prevent hot engine bay air from entering the intake but how you get cool air to it is left to the owners.
There have been some comments about adding a 'vette-air' type scoop as a 'package' ..... but you don't need it if you have a GS or Z06. The factory scoop is functional and allows fresh air to enter. And if you have a base LS3, all you need to do is open up the radiator shroud to allow cold air to reach the filter opening. I leave this mod up to the discretion of the owners as there are many ways to accomplish this. The shroud will prevent hot engine bay air from entering the intake but how you get cool air to it is left to the owners.
#20
before i bought the halltech beehive i did the toggle bolt mod propped open the shroud. intake temps were definitely lower especially at a roll. i am very happy with my halltech beehive intake. if it wasn't that id get vararam.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...gle-bolts.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...gle-bolts.html