So I drilled my intake and put in a rubber gourmet to hold the nozzle in place. The rubber gourmet wasn't working to well so I ordered a retaining nut for the nozzle. Upon installation of the retaining nut I had to remove the heat shielding from the hood so it would shut and then I noticed ,even with the shielding removed, the nozzle scrapped the hood. So I had to redrill the hole a bit lower but still connected to the first hole, if that makes sense.

I have it patched with piece of an aluminum can and a bit of header wrap, until I find something better. Which leads to my question, what would you guys suggest I do to patch this hole.


I know I know just buy a new intake which I will do eventually, when I find a decent price on one.

 

how da F is your internet so fast?

comcast sucks

 

Fiber optic network

Those speeds are sustained also not like with some providers where you have an initial download spike that fools speed tests.

 

I went with JB weld to try and patch it. Do you guys think i will have any trouble with this?



I know its ugly..

 

Personally, I'd take a look at it every day or two and wiggle it once a week. It might crack / break, but it probably won't hurt anything if you keep an eye on it and make sure it doesn't fall apart.

 

that's a pretty shitty JB weld job IMO lol

 

Give me a break its my first time


The white crap was kinda hard at the tip and the end of the tube busted and shot all over me so I was a little irritated for the rest of the job.....



I know its not pretty but as long as it will work I dont care lol..