12valve Turbo Whistle 'r installed...
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12valve Turbo Whistle 'r installed...
Here is what I fabbed up for the 12 Valve... It's not as loud of a whistle as my 3rd Gen Auto - but it is louder and the Exhaust Whistles at idle now... THAT I like!
It is a 3rd Gen OEM Rubber Elbow to a 4.5" to 4" Sewer PVC Coupling (Not the sch40 stuff...)
Then to a 90° Elbow (Sewer PVC...)
PVC = $20
Then to an AMSOIL 4510 Air Filter...
I need to fab up a good shield and maybe pull cool air through the Firewall like a Blue tube. Any ideas, links, or photos would be greatly appreciated.
Here soon I want to shift the Air to the front and move the Battery back... This is a secondary truck not driven much now but to have fun. I will be Hot Shoting again this year with it so I will certainly need the coolest Air I can pull.
It is a 3rd Gen OEM Rubber Elbow to a 4.5" to 4" Sewer PVC Coupling (Not the sch40 stuff...)
Then to a 90° Elbow (Sewer PVC...)
PVC = $20
Then to an AMSOIL 4510 Air Filter...
I need to fab up a good shield and maybe pull cool air through the Firewall like a Blue tube. Any ideas, links, or photos would be greatly appreciated.
Here soon I want to shift the Air to the front and move the Battery back... This is a secondary truck not driven much now but to have fun. I will be Hot Shoting again this year with it so I will certainly need the coolest Air I can pull.
Last edited by usmcbay; 01-01-2009 at 10:13 AM.
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No such filter exists - AFE has the Proguard 7 which is a excellent filter but it does require oil.
AFE also has the Prodry S - which is a washable, non oiled filter. I can dig up the p/n is someone is interested. AEM also makes the dryflow as well as the huge AEM Workhorse filter.
I dont know enough about the Amsoil filters to talk about them. Is this a washable filter?
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No downside to the amsoil filter as far as I'm concerned. Yeah you might not have as much CFM as an AFE but the amsoil Ea has better filtration. I run the same filter with a Ea Pre-filter EAPF20. The 4510 is also a cleanable filter. Nothing wrong with your filter
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When you are driving down the road, the air flows from front to back and down the firewall. So even a filter on the front gets a good hot breeze from the rad. Radiant heat from the exhaust just makes the filter and piping a little warm, the air flow doesn't get much heat.
That being said, I still like my ScottyII for pulling from the cowl and side vent and totally enclosed.
That being said, I still like my ScottyII for pulling from the cowl and side vent and totally enclosed.
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