looking for PICS of Homemade Cold Air Inductions kit

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tring to make one , any suggestion would help

 

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Let me know what questions you have.

Jake

 

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GTJake said:

Let me know what questions you have.

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how did you get the pro-m bolted in .( i have a pro-m to.) and is that a 4 inch PVC Pipe? and how long is it? LOOKS GREAT GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!

 

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ZarnAutomotive said:

how did you get the pro-m bolted in .( i have a pro-m to.) and is that a 4 inch PVC Pipe? and how long is it? LOOKS GREAT GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!

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Not a Pro-M, just the stock 70mm MAF. An 80mm Pro-M is coming soon though. Yeah, it's 4" PVC. It was about 9.5".

Jake

 

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Not a Pro-M, just the stock 70mm MAF. An 80mm Pro-M is coming soon though. Yeah, it's 4" PVC. It was about 9.5".

Jake

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how did u get you MAF housing bolted iin

 

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I bought an MAF adapter off ebay. It bolted to the MAF and then I clamped a 3.5" UPR filter to the end.

Jake

 

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Same setup as GTJAKE, with stock mass air..

 

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should I use 3 inch... seems like that would be better for velocity.

 

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I used the 3" pipe as well. Here's mine.

 

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those home made CAI look awesome- i'm going to try and make one today- i already have about 2 ft of 3" PCV and now i need the rubber boots to connect the TB and the MAF


anyone know what they are called? ... or where to get them?

i know my local osh doesn't have them....

BTW OinkAodeOink your engine bay is sweet-looking

 

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heres mine...

 

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christ Oink... I could sleep in your engine bay

 

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95snoozer said:

should I use 3 inch... seems like that would be better for velocity.

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I tested both at the track one night and the times were not different enough to cause concern. If it's worth anything I ran my best time in my sig with the 4".

Jake

 

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anyone know what they are called? ... or where to get them?

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Fernco rubber boots. I got mine at Home Depot.

Jake

 

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frenco at home depot- gotcha

thanks for the help

i'll try to get it on tonight and take pics?

 

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Rains said:

frenco at home depot- gotcha

thanks for the help

i'll try to get it on tonight and take pics?

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yah , pics are always good

 

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how did yall mount the air intake temperature sensor?

what size hole what tools? etc etc?

 

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I drilled it out just enough to screw it in and make my own threads. Coat it lightly in RTV so it seals. I deleted the oil breather line and used a breather filter.

Jake

 

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what size hole? sis you use a certain size bit? or just spin it around to widen the hole?

 

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I twisted on some rubber hose, maybe 3/4" diameter, over the threads on the sensor. I then drilled a hole 'just' big enough to insert the sensor. Start small so that you can use a round file to open it up to the right size. Ideally, you want the sensor to fit pretty snug. I also used high-temp gasket sealer around the hole.

Here's a pic.