K&N Air filter heat shield
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My intake is totally rigged up.
I just used a piece of aluminum siding for my heat shield, i painted it and cut it to fit where and how i wanted it.
Then as you can see i also have a piece of PVC tubing for a turn down on my intake. Since the air going through that part so fast the PVC palstic doesnt/wont get hot.
I just used a piece of aluminum siding for my heat shield, i painted it and cut it to fit where and how i wanted it.
Then as you can see i also have a piece of PVC tubing for a turn down on my intake. Since the air going through that part so fast the PVC palstic doesnt/wont get hot.
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Originally Posted by madripor
My intake is totally rigged up.
I just used a piece of aluminum siding for my heat shield, i painted it and cut it to fit where and how i wanted it.
Then as you can see i also have a piece of PVC tubing for a turn down on my intake. Since the air going through that part so fast the PVC palstic doesnt/wont get hot.
I just used a piece of aluminum siding for my heat shield, i painted it and cut it to fit where and how i wanted it.
Then as you can see i also have a piece of PVC tubing for a turn down on my intake. Since the air going through that part so fast the PVC palstic doesnt/wont get hot.
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The problem with this type of intake setup is, look where the MAF is and look where the bend it. The air flow is NOT going to be straight going through the sensor, it's going to end up tumbling around in a weird manner which will either cause a condition for him to run too rich or too lean. I mean yeah, you get the sound and everything, but my guess is this intake system lost him power.
Originally Posted by madripor
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