My Cowl Intake

Dieselcrawler

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Only flaw I see is for the people with manual trans trucks. U just cut a large hole right above the clutch master cyl in an area where the firewall is already weak
 

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i did it on mine its manual no issues yet but i have a 93 i think the firewall is stronger than the older models
 

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i did it on mine its manual no issues yet but i have a 93 i think the firewall is stronger than the older models
More to the point, on the OBS trucks, the clutch master cylinder bolts directly to the pedal assembly...on the earlier trucks, the master cylinder bolts onto studs in the firewall.

Regarding weakening the firewall, I imagine that, once freebird's firewall reinforcement plate's installed, you shouldn't have a problem ;Sweet

How much additional noise are people hearing with the cowl induction? Is it unbearable at freeway speeds? I'm seriously considering doing it, but have heard that it can make the noise too much to handle...
 

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i have alittle more sound its a nice sound not annoying by any means and i had no problem last winter didnt even clear the cowl off
 

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Has anyone had water problems at all with this set up? I live in a place where it rains about 9 months straight out of the year. I could use the extra air flow, but not at the cost of water in my intake.
 

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