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Old 08-22-2003, 06:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Cold Air Box finished!

This is a follow up to to my last thread.

I created a custom cold air box out of plexiglass. I used carboard to make templates, then I cut the plexi pieces a little large and worked them down to the finished product. I replaced the grey duct tape with clear duct tape because I heard it makes more HP

Here are the photos of the FINISHED PRODUCT! I call it the Notorioush intake lol..

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Looks good!
I should be fabricating my own box soon too
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will u see as much highend with a cold box or will u loose some cause the filter isnt getting as much air?
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how much you want to sell it for?
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will u see as much highend with a cold box or will u loose some cause the filter isnt getting as much air?
The filter should be getting enough air since he cut a vent in his rain guard. Then again, you could always try the ram air setup I made. My SR intake tubing stays at ambient temperature
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Like axion68 mentioned, there is plenty of air available and your intake tubing stays at ambient temperature. This intake totally rocks the hizzous, I am in love with it. I think everyone should have this intake, so it would be cool if I could reproduce it and sell it, but it's nothing that you guys can't recreate on your own. It's just a matter of ordering the materials and putting in the time. It should only cost around $70 and is practically free if you already own a short ram with a quality filter (K&N, AEM, Injen)!
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So .. tell me, do you feel a difference?
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So .. tell me, do you feel a difference?
absolutely, it's a very noticeable modification. I think it's making a lot more torque, it feels so good around town and I use less gas and clutch in first gear now!
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This'll be my next mod when I do my fog lights ...

Do you have measurements for the box ??

I'm gonna rip all the old stock resonator and stuff outta my fender and do that, slap back on muh bumper and ill have some foggys yeah ! the weather is coolin down here so the cars got nice pull to it again .. i could've used this in summer but .. I'm nearing the $2000 mark in mods this summer .. oiy .. I need somethin cheap
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This'll be my next mod when I do my fog lights ...

Do you have measurements for the box ??
My box was about 6" wide and maybe 5.5" inches tall. Length might have been around 8-9". It depends on how much clearance you have with your air filter and how much of a gap you have between the battery and fender. If your intake puts the filter just barely above the intake hole you can make a smaller box than me. My filter floats about 2-3" above the air inlet so I built mine the same height as the battery. I only made two sides (top and rear) because the other sides are blocked by the battery, fender, and headlight assembly.
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Can we get the pics back up on this somehow? Yeah I know its 5 years old, sorry
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i just took my stock airbox,widened the hole,and ran my short ram through it.its got a noticeable amount of torque compared to the plain old sri in this summer heat.this setup is also just as quiet as stock.
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