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Car: 71 Nova
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Car: 71 Nova
Engine: Superramed 383, Topline heads
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Axle/Gears: 8.2 posi 3.08
What do they have at home depot thats an aluminum 90 degree snorkel with a bung? Show me how I can make that with just Home Depot stuff without looking ghetto.
Last edited by shaggy56; 01-23-2006 at 03:23 PM.
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Unless you have a LT1, you don't need the bung in the elbow.
I bought a grain vac hose and hooked it straight to the throttle body(4") and then attatched my filter at the end(I have a speed density set-up)
Unless you are really far from a Home Depot(or similar store), just go and look around.
An elbow that is 4" will work
What set-up do you have?
I bought a grain vac hose and hooked it straight to the throttle body(4") and then attatched my filter at the end(I have a speed density set-up)
Unless you are really far from a Home Depot(or similar store), just go and look around.
An elbow that is 4" will work
What set-up do you have?
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I need the oblong snorkel like that one since I have a stock TPI throttle body. I plan on running the tube down below the front drivers fender for a cold air setup. I like the idea of the bung so I can relocate my IAT sensor. At least you didnt say a dryer hose. This seems like it will have more show looks than what you mentioned.
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