ATTN: Zex users

5LiterWes

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So my buddy came up with a kit for 50$ sans bottle. Trying to figure out where to mount the control module. My engine is all stock with a stock intake tube and airbox still. I do not see anywhere big enough on the passenger side to mount the Zex control box. Considering a BBK CAI intake to clear up some room on the passenger side fender.

What says you Stangnet?

 

lancec2c30

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You talking about the tps box? Is there room on the back side of the strut tower?

 

tannerc91gt

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He's talking about the management unit box. With a BBK CAI mine fit where the airbox used to be. Other than that, you have very few options due to line length

 

5LiterWes

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Yah, basically wanted to see how/where you guys were putting this:

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tannerc91gt

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http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af171/tannerc91gt/IMG_0243.jpg

This was with a K&N filter on the stock elbow. Didn't really love the way it looked but I hadn't gotten the BBK CAI yet (which was a waste IMO) so thats where mine went.

 

tannerc91gt

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Put it in the fenderwell, keep the stock air box.

 

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take off the wipers then take off the cowl vent put the box close to the passaenger side there is a ton of room for it and no one will know its there. Drill a hole almost even to the intake tube and run the line right into it, cover it with some split tubbing and your done, not really but close to it

 

5LiterWes

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Hmm, thanks for the pics/ideas guys. I don't think the kit I have is for a Mustang. It's a bigger box that looks exactly like the picture I posted. I might try the cowl thing this weekend.

 

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90bluecoupe

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The box you have is the same one i have its an older one and for a dry kit. The box that you see in the other pictures is newer and from a wet kit.

 

5LiterWes

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So where are you guys pulling the N20 line through the car and into the engine bay from? I didn't really see any holes in the firewall to run it through.

 

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Grommet on the pass. Side behind the glove box. Its for the harness to go through but there's room for a nitrous line. That's how I always did mine

 

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drill them youll need to drill one for the incoming and then drill one behind the air intake and run the line right to it