Is there any good Cold air kits for carburated cars? My car is L69 car but it has K&N but not the originall setup.

There is nothing on our junk yards (I am from Iceland, mostly japanese junk over here and certanly no L69 intakes).

Thanks in advange,

Nonni

 

Check out the how-to about it in the tech articles.

 

Go to your local hardware store, and browse the ailes. There must be 100 ways to make a CAI from the stuff in there. Use dryer ducting, PVC, whatever you can find. Be original.it's more fun that way But you will need some sort of snorkel intake..those can be a little difficult to make from scratch. I havn't a clue where to tell you to look over there.


There is www.ramairbox.com ,but those cost an arm and a leg.
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If you have an 82-84 Z28 (or the hood from one) I'm designing a ram/cold air intake that uses the stock hood scoops (even the blocked off ones in '84) that sucks air in through the scoops and comes down into the air cleaner. The hydrolocking problem has been thought of, I 'm going to use PVC pipe that has a flexable elbow between two equel length pieces. When the hood is popped the pieces are extended straight and when it's closed they form a "V" shape, there will be a hose that routes water from the tip of the "V" down under the car where it belongs. I hope it works and if it does I'll be sure to post a tech article and let everyone here know.

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how bout take the thingies out and use an open element? thats what i do, pulls a little harder once ya get goin i think, i dont know really, had to take it off for clearance purposes...looks pretty cool anyway, should look cooler once i get my racin stripes on that will match my air cleaner

 

I have an open element right now, it looks cool but it can be really hot under the hood (headers) and I want cold air.

My Holley gets rather hot but I dont have room for spacer and the open element. If I can move the filter I have room for the spacer.

Nonni

P.s. it can be hot in Iceland