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Old 11-06-2001, 09:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Air filter with Drag manifold, here's an idea.

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1) Flatten battery tray
2) Install battery sideways
3) Use a 3" GSR intake and cut it to fit
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thats awesome!
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wicked setup...what are you running 1/4 mile?
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very interesting. do you gain anything from that setup?
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very interesting. do you gain anything from that setup?
Well, the intake air is filtered and cooler air is being pulled in from farther away from the engine. The only other filtered Drag preludes I have seen use the HKS green filter directly on the turbo, which pulls in a lot of hot air because of its placement.
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That setup looks really good. Great work!
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