bout to throw this cai!!!
06-07-2006, 12:39 AM
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RE: bout to throw this cai!!!
i wonder if you could? maybe so man.
ORIGINAL: jzgt
Could you just cut the flange off of the cai pipe and get silicone hose adapters (transition)?
Maybe it'll save some cash..
- Jeff
Could you just cut the flange off of the cai pipe and get silicone hose adapters (transition)?
Maybe it'll save some cash..
- Jeff
06-07-2006, 12:54 AM
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RE: bout to throw this cai!!!
I thought these guys took over Pro-Flow...
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They want 250 clams for a plastic bodied Bullet.
What are the two O.D. sizes on your CAI and the bullet meter?
- Jeff
Edit: I forgot -- I agree that C&L meters are good but I don't know if I'd recommend them if you have a blower. Some people have had idle issues that they can remedy by clocking the meter. Turbulance caused by bends in the intake tubing can mess up the meter's readings. It's solved by simple rotating the meter.
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They want 250 clams for a plastic bodied Bullet.
What are the two O.D. sizes on your CAI and the bullet meter?
- Jeff
Edit: I forgot -- I agree that C&L meters are good but I don't know if I'd recommend them if you have a blower. Some people have had idle issues that they can remedy by clocking the meter. Turbulance caused by bends in the intake tubing can mess up the meter's readings. It's solved by simple rotating the meter.
06-07-2006, 11:47 AM
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RE: bout to throw this cai!!!
If you want to, measure the cold air pipe diameter (in inches), I think I have a Pro-M Bullet 75 here on the shelf. I'll measure that diameter and see if there's a transition that could work. Just to give you some options.
- Jeff
- Jeff
06-07-2006, 11:51 AM
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RE: bout to throw this cai!!!
The one I have on the shelf is a plastic bodied 75mm and it measures 3.5" in diameter. You may want to measure yours just because it's metal. I can't see it being different but it may be just a little.
- Jeff
- Jeff
06-07-2006, 01:08 PM
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RE: bout to throw this cai!!!
dude... just cut the flange off the lower half of the CAI tube and get a silicone coupler.... its no that big of a deal
the reason why the aftermarket MAF's are shaped like that with no flange is because they are ment to have a filter attached to the end... not the airbox.. like the stocker
just cut the pipe
the reason why the aftermarket MAF's are shaped like that with no flange is because they are ment to have a filter attached to the end... not the airbox.. like the stocker
just cut the pipe
06-07-2006, 05:50 PM
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RE: bout to throw this cai!!!
im gonna try it then adder. ill let yall know if it works, which id say it will. i was wondering if theres anything different about the 87-93 that would make it not work with my computer like the ones for 94-95
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
dude... just cut the flange off the lower half of the CAI tube and get a silicone coupler.... its no that big of a deal
the reason why the aftermarket MAF's are shaped like that with no flange is because they are ment to have a filter attached to the end... not the airbox.. like the stocker
just cut the pipe
dude... just cut the flange off the lower half of the CAI tube and get a silicone coupler.... its no that big of a deal
the reason why the aftermarket MAF's are shaped like that with no flange is because they are ment to have a filter attached to the end... not the airbox.. like the stocker
just cut the pipe