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#21

01-12-2010, 11:31 AM

64crew4x4

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Thanks...:)

Yes they are, Thanks........

John.

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05-04-2010, 03:54 PM

Billy D

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That air box is bad ***, I'm making me one fer Goldie

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07-27-2010, 08:39 PM

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BHAF

Quote:

Originally Posted by RSWORDS

Here is teh templete for teh Old Smokey mount, make it out of some heavy Sheet metal

And here it is all bent up with the filter in place

And here is what it looks like in the truck (this one is made out of Diamond PLate

I like the diamond plate mount and am going to copy that one. I already picked up the filter yesterday and wanted to say thanks for all the info it is a huge help.

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07-29-2010, 11:37 AM

unixcowboy

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I went one step further and custom fitted the airbox so the front fits against the front support and the bottom is radiused to fit the inner fender with about 1/2" on the bottom trimmed to allow the light harness to fit under it.
I also made the top wider to fit all the way to the fender inner side and the made a rear piece to close off the back.

Mine is 3 pieces held together with angle brackes and sheet metal screws....
This was necesitated so that I could pull my air filter - an AmsOil 4510 - which fits snug against the fender.

I need to get some nice rubber bends like RSWORDS has and get rid of the ends from the original rubber intake.....One of these days