my custom intake

[Jorge6.5]

Heres my intake setup for now, just until i got the k47 air box relocated to the battery spot.

 

[Chevy3500]

Is that just two 90s with a metal peice in the middle and do you know what size a gm4 inlet side is

 

[1995yukon65]

Gm4 inlet is 3inch. And yes that is 2 4inch 90s with a piece of 4inch pipe between them

 

[Jorge6.5]

Gm4 inlet is 3inch. And yes that is 2 4inch 90s with a piece of 4inch pipe between them

Exactly what it is. Im pretty sure my filter flows more air then the op's filter, just going by size.

 

[racedaymechanic]

i am working on a fender vent. have an old fender that i will sacrifice until i get it to work like i want. i'll get a few pics as soon as i can.

I would be careful with any kind of fender vent unless you are never going to drive in the rain

 

[Husker6.5]

I would be careful with any kind of fender vent unless you are never going to drive in the rain

A baffle plate or a high density open cell foam block should solve that, along with a couple of drain holes in the bottom of the filter canister. Other wise, it becomes home made WI!

 

[deejaaa]

I would be careful with any kind of fender vent unless you are never going to drive in the rain

i have since decided not to go that route. not only water but time wise. too many projects that turn into other things.

 

[Husker6.5]

... too many projects that turn into other things.

Ain't that the truth! I have considered a through the fender intake, after all, Ferd uses it with the Powerjokes successfully. I had considered making a form and laying fiberglass to make a ram scoop to run along the fender contour to pull air in from along side and just behind the side marker light/reflector assy. I also on E-bay a few years ago saw a Suburban for sale in Cali that had a modified Landcruiser fording snorkel running up from the passenger fender along the windshield pillar to just above the top of the windshield. Looked mean, probably had a good ram-air effect and would catch a lot of road bugs and the occasional bird, too!

 

[94turbo-]

Hi Jester, So you said you get less oil now with this set up? Is it because the elbows flow better than stock hence lower vacuum? I re-read you earlier post, is the grommet you mentioned also the PCV Valve you mentioned part "#pcv gromit is 42323" and is on the "HELP" shelf at NAPA? I'm hoping to one stop shop and build this next week.

 

[jhornsby3]

Those part numbers must not work from this side of the border. I got nothing for both on the site