Fox Looking at going back to a stock air box?

Some DEI heat shielding over the metal would be a better insulator than the plastic and rubber with header and engine bay heat.
Bed liner or some dynamat might look better, but DEI makes quality products.
QUOTE="nickyb, post: 9249031, member: 148504"]
We ain't got much rain in this desert . But I feel the stock box must be cooler air then this chrome sh*t I got now.After I drive home from work I can't even touch that chrome beach.
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Some DEI heat shielding over the metal would be a better insulator than the plastic and rubber with header and engine bay heat.
Bed liner or some dynamat might look better, but DEI makes quality products.
QUOTE="nickyb, post: 9249031, member: 148504"]
We ain't got much rain in this desert . But I feel the stock box must be cooler air then this chrome sh*t I got now.After I drive home from work I can't even touch that chrome beach.
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That sounds like something I would do.Thanks
 
Around 30 years ago when my 89 had about 35k miles and was still under warrranty, I drove through a heavy rainstorm and ended up twisting 4 of my rods. As soon asI got the car back, off came the intake silencer. I swear it acted as a funnel.
 
Around 30 years ago when my 89 had about 35k miles and was still under warrranty, I drove through a heavy rainstorm and ended up twisting 4 of my rods. As soon asI got the car back, off came the intake silencer. I swear it acted as a funnel.
sounds like it sucks
 
Pretty much anything that was equipped with an SEFI 5.0 (HO or not) built on a Fox platform will have the correct air box. Mark VII, Thunderbird, Cougar, etc.

Air silencers are another story. The one installed on Mustangs is Mustang-specific due to differences in the amount of space available under the fenders of other models.

Air tubes are also another story. The Mustang air tube is also Mustang-specific. Other tubes will fit, but certain models (e.g.: Mark VII) have a weird air tube with a narrow section just after the air box.