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Old 10-28-2008, 06:19 PM
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OK so on other site we are trying to figure out how to make a CAI work with the HD set-up....... well my idea is to leave the air box and inlet over the radiator and removing all the ducting before and after the air box and replacing it with tubing..... this in turn would cancel out ALL resonators and would make the flow better by making the tubing more of a straight shot from inlet to the air box to the throttle body..... I'll try it thursday and post pics and SOYP test results
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Good luck man. Hey, if it works, make sure to post it over on XD so no one else gets their e-feelings hurt over this damn topic, lol. Let us know what happens!
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no prob B i have to do it on thursday though cause thats when i get paid

all i need though is 5 couplers, some 3" air ducting and a spectre 3" vacuum adapter
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well i came to a couple problems

1st the inlet is connected to the pipe with a "rivet" and idk how to remove it w/o breaking the inlet

2nd there isnt enought room near the TB to connect the pipes that i want to connect
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Your smart i bet you can figure out something
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Drill out the rivet?
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(wilburisthecoolest @ Oct 30 2008, 06:38 PM) </div><div class='quotemain'>Drill out the rivet?</div>
i don't own a drill
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Throw up some engine bay pics and some pics of your tubing for us. We can help with this one.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(bdiggy @ Nov 1 2008, 08:36 AM) </div><div class='quotemain'>Throw up some engine bay pics and some pics of your tubing for us. We can help with this one.</div>
well i tried it out and failed.... i got the piping to almost fit but then the resonator got in the way and i tried EVERYTHING to get the bytch out but it wouldn't fit any of the openings




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