Cheap True Cold Air Induction "FLIP-TIE"
Intermediate
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 41
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From: Kingsport TN
Zip Tie
I am performing this as we speak. This is a great Idea. I have my template cut and getting ready to make the dreaded cut to the shroud. I'm a little nervous I will screw up.
I'm also thinking about a gear in the rear end. I have a 98 automatic. What would you suggest for that, and how bad will it kill my gas miles. Most threads say a 4 10, but they all have 6 speeds. Thought you might have some insight.
On another note. I was just in Anderson the other day visiting my wifes relatives. Small world. Have a good day.
Thanks
I'm also thinking about a gear in the rear end. I have a 98 automatic. What would you suggest for that, and how bad will it kill my gas miles. Most threads say a 4 10, but they all have 6 speeds. Thought you might have some insight.
On another note. I was just in Anderson the other day visiting my wifes relatives. Small world. Have a good day.
Thanks
Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 38
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sergiu
Here is a cold air induction you can do yourself with your stock parts. You will need a washable filter (K&N or Green) and some Tie Wraps.
Essentially it is the bottom and filter frame of the stock airbox flipped over, fitted into a hole cut into the radiator shroud. All held together tightly using Zip Ties and the stock clamps.
A "Write up" for download is attached at the end of this post.
________________________"DO IT YOURSELF"_______________________
"FLIP-TIE"
Essentially it is the bottom and filter frame of the stock airbox flipped over, fitted into a hole cut into the radiator shroud. All held together tightly using Zip Ties and the stock clamps.
A "Write up" for download is attached at the end of this post.
________________________"DO IT YOURSELF"_______________________
"FLIP-TIE"
Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 2,724
Likes: 2
From: Holland Landing Ontario
Here's one I've been thinking about. I'd like to hear from anyone that has done it. Also, has anyone modified their H-Pipe to an X-Pipe?
http://www.teamterrier.com/Mike/Exhaust/Exhaust.html
http://www.teamterrier.com/Mike/Exhaust/Exhaust.html
