New Air Intake

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Me and my buddy Kevin fabed together my new intake. 3'' SS tube from the filter to the turbo.
 

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It took about an hour to do. I moved the drivers side battery to the passenger side. I had to move one thing and it fit in there nice.
 

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Agnem,

Yours looks nice and clean. I like how your battery is in the stock location. My engine compartment is all cluttered up. I thought about taking my ac compressor out but the ac works to good to take it out. Your motor is nice and clean and it looks good.
 

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Do you feel any difference compared to the stock setup?
 

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i only see one problem, it is all one piece so it will be hard to remove and reinstal. i think a split right in the middle with a sylicone coupler would make it a lot easier.
 

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Agnem,

Yours looks nice and clean. I like how your battery is in the stock location. My engine compartment is all cluttered up. I thought about taking my ac compressor out but the ac works to good to take it out. Your motor is nice and clean and it looks good.

i just found out latley how much i love my a/c:D i finally got mine working when i did i didnt want to get out of the truck:rolleyes:
 

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i just found out latley how much i love my a/c:D i finally got mine working when i did i didnt want to get out of the truck:rolleyes:

So, did you get your truck back? If so then I am being confused by your signature.
 

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Very cool looking!! I'm guessing the CDR is plumbed right into the piping as it goes by? Cool! How do you have the battery sitting there, is it just setting on the inner fender? Also were you able to bolt it down in that location? Ok enough questions for now....very cool setup!
 

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i only see one problem, it is all one piece so it will be hard to remove and reinstal. i think a split right in the middle with a sylicone coupler would make it a lot easier.

It is actually pretty easy to take out and put in. I really didn't think about that until you mention it, but its not to bad.
 

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Very cool looking!! I'm guessing the CDR is plumbed right into the piping as it goes by? Cool! How do you have the battery sitting there, is it just setting on the inner fender? Also were you able to bolt it down in that location? Ok enough questions for now....very cool setup!

Yes the CDR is bolted to the intake and it comes right off my valve cover. The battery just sits on the inner fender and it will be bolted down.
 

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