Cold Air Intake -FREE

White88FC · 09-15-2008, 03:49 PM

I had everything laying around so I built a cold air intake . It requires a plastic adapter from autozone $4.99 . The adapter was the only thing I had to buy . 4in drier ducting , and some duct tape . And some pics of the fineshed product . This is a temp setup soon I'll be building a box to go around the filter

Exposed part of filter incase of high water

Any way Like I said it was free

And what my front bumper now looks like after hitting a buzzard at 70mph

No pics of before I cut out the damaged area . But it smashed the passenger side ftp into oblivion and cracked the bumper between what used to be the ftp hole and the headlight so I just removed the other side and then cut the bumper up to the headlight

Oh and my exhaust I have yet to install

09-15-2008, 03:49 PM	#1
White88FC The Newbie Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Forest, OH Posts: 19 Rep Power: 0	Cold Air Intake -FREE I had everything laying around so I built a cold air intake . It requires a plastic adapter from autozone $4.99 . The adapter was the only thing I had to buy . 4in drier ducting , and some duct tape . And some pics of the fineshed product . This is a temp setup soon I'll be building a box to go around the filter Exposed part of filter incase of high water Any way Like I said it was free And what my front bumper now looks like after hitting a buzzard at 70mph No pics of before I cut out the damaged area . But it smashed the passenger side ftp into oblivion and cracked the bumper between what used to be the ftp hole and the headlight so I just removed the other side and then cut the bumper up to the headlight Oh and my exhaust I have yet to install __________________ 79 sa22c - Sold 88 fc3s TII - currently N/A - But hey it runs

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