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Old 02-06-2003 | 11:04 AM
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Can any thing be done to modify the air box to help air flow I want better performance and my parents will not let me mod the car since there mane is still on the title
Old 02-06-2003 | 11:33 AM
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you could poke holes on the intake side of the airbox, it will allow more air to flow through... might not be of much help unless u have a k&n or the like... see whut others say before you do this tho...
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Go to my website and look at my under hood pics. You'll see what I did. There'* a K&N in there, too. That modded box is only getting me by until my ADTR intake gets here.....then the filter goes to JSeabert, and the box goes out in the carriage house for long-term storage.
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that looks like a lot of work *****, can i jus pop some holes in ther and call it good??? please!?
Old 02-06-2003 | 03:20 PM
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You'll get more flow, but it'll be hot. Stuffing the hoses in the holes took an extra 2 minutes, and it pulls cold air now. Just buy the right size hose and hole saw. No prob.
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fine... :(
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Exactly where do your hoses go to from the air box?
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1 into the fender near the stock pickup, and 2 behind the headlight. Tight fit, but they go. Drifter runs a larger duct down below the air dam. Couple different ways of doing it.
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how did u seal it to the airbox, or did u jus put it in the hole and call it good?
Old 02-06-2003 | 03:29 PM
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Press fit. It doesn't have to be airtight, cuz the filter comes AFTER the hoses. You just want them to stay in there.


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