My new cold air intake
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My new cold air intake
Still needs some nice SEM Black paint, but functionally it's done. Parts consist of a 30* and 90* 4" bend from Spectre, a silicone coupler, 2 band clamps, a GREEN brand air filter (in red, LOL), and some little odds and ends. Cost me a little over $150. Temperature outside today was 60* and sunny, and my IAT's were low 70*s all day. I'm sure someone will comment that it's not sealed off. I may end up doing that, but my theory is that with functional louvers, air flow comes through that hole and up out the louvers when moving. Guess we'll see.
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This is going to seem like a dumb question because I can just go look at my own car, but does the original battery tray just pop out?
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Charcoal canister was at that location and not sure what he did with it. Not sure if it changed by year or camaro/firebird but all my firebirds batteries have been on drivers side.
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Thanks guys!
Camaros had DS charcoal, and PS batteries....at least my 89 did.
I had a battery tray spot welded into both sides per original 89 Camaro. Passenger side tray was rusted, and I knew this CAI was coming so I just cut it out. ......Charcoal cannister was on the other side, and functional before the Holley EFI, but once I switched I had no way to control it so I just removed it. ....for the smell....which I DID have, I just built a makeshift charcoal filter out of PVC and fishtank charcoal. I change the charcoal about once every six months. ....and with the lack of the cannister, -battery relo!
Camaros had DS charcoal, and PS batteries....at least my 89 did.
I had a battery tray spot welded into both sides per original 89 Camaro. Passenger side tray was rusted, and I knew this CAI was coming so I just cut it out. ......Charcoal cannister was on the other side, and functional before the Holley EFI, but once I switched I had no way to control it so I just removed it. ....for the smell....which I DID have, I just built a makeshift charcoal filter out of PVC and fishtank charcoal. I change the charcoal about once every six months. ....and with the lack of the cannister, -battery relo!
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All right, thanks. I didn't think it came out easy. And I didn't even have to leave the couch to confirm!
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I didn't think it came out easy.
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