installed JLT.....pics
05-09-2008, 09:41 PM
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RE: installed JLT.....pics
ORIGINAL: partsbill
looks good, but it would look even better if you spin the clamps around with the
screw drive at the bottom and trim the elbow with a nice straight edge
looks good, but it would look even better if you spin the clamps around with the
screw drive at the bottom and trim the elbow with a nice straight edge
05-10-2008, 01:50 PM
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RE: installed JLT.....pics
ORIGINAL: partsbill
right here.
[IMG]local://upfiles/31978/DDB2FE36D3C54247901F420F8B2AFDE5.jpg[/IMG]
right here.
[IMG]local://upfiles/31978/DDB2FE36D3C54247901F420F8B2AFDE5.jpg[/IMG]
It is a bit uneven in the pic. Is that a big crease in the filter too?
Turning the clamps will make it look much cleaner and I think having them right at the edge is the way to go. I noticed you have your clamp at the throttle body turned too. Is it still easy to access the screw?
I don't suppose those tips are anywhere in the instructions, assuming the kit even came with any?
Keep 'em coming!
05-10-2008, 02:03 PM
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RE: installed JLT.....pics
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
Good eye!
It is a bit uneven in the pic. Is that a big crease in the filter too?
Turning the clamps will make it look much cleaner and I think having them right at the edge is the way to go. I noticed you have your clamp at the throttle body turned too. Is it still easy to access the screw?
I don't suppose those tips are anywhere in the instructions, assuming the kit even came with any?
Keep 'em coming!
ORIGINAL: partsbill
right here.
[IMG]local://upfiles/31978/DDB2FE36D3C54247901F420F8B2AFDE5.jpg[/IMG]
right here.
[IMG]local://upfiles/31978/DDB2FE36D3C54247901F420F8B2AFDE5.jpg[/IMG]
It is a bit uneven in the pic. Is that a big crease in the filter too?
Turning the clamps will make it look much cleaner and I think having them right at the edge is the way to go. I noticed you have your clamp at the throttle body turned too. Is it still easy to access the screw?
I don't suppose those tips are anywhere in the instructions, assuming the kit even came with any?
Keep 'em coming!
05-10-2008, 03:01 PM
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RE: installed JLT.....pics
ORIGINAL: partsbill
looks good, but it would look even better if you spin the clamps around with the
screw drive at the bottom and trim the elbow with a nice straight edge
looks good, but it would look even better if you spin the clamps around with the
screw drive at the bottom and trim the elbow with a nice straight edge