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Old 01-19-2011, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by josh7owens,Jan 19 2011, 03:39 PM
you want to leave to part off thats opposite of the filter. K&N left it off because air comes from the fender area into the box providing cooler air. But I like the look of the rounded bottom.
On my AP2 i will be using the left and right front bumper ducts as brake scoops. How much air comes out of that hole if the front bumper duct is blocked?

Maybe i can just add a hose to the left side keeping the seal but still allowing air flow from the fender.
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Looks really nice. Good job!
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Put a lid on it and connect it to a snorkel or at least an aut plate. basically a mugen intake.
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Neat! what CAD program are you using?
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HAHA, impressive!

You should cover the outside of your cardboard model in putty, sand it and make a fiberglass shell ontop of it.
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Old 01-20-2011, 12:17 PM
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Well just as i thought i have a few more models to build before fitment is good... Here is my latest design. I added a cut out on the left side so i can feed air from the fender hole into the box with some kind of hose. I have also lofted the box from left to right allowing more space on the left side.


1 by ad28e691420652f2423a5cf6ff8c1f6a, on Flickr


2 by ad28e691420652f2423a5cf6ff8c1f6a, on Flickr


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Let me know what you think!
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You should download some better modelling software
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Originally Posted by -Jordan-,Jan 20 2011, 05:20 PM
You should download some better modelling software
Inventor is best!

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I like the new design! I'd be willing to buy one from you if the price isn't to high
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