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From: Lincoln, Nebraska
Car: 1988 Firebird, 2000 GTP
Engine: 327
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 9" posi, 4.11
NOT GOOD
I made a cold air/ram air sort of setup on my 305 TBI. I drove a while and remived the air filter to see if the intake lets in more dirt. I found that my cold air intake lets gravel into the housing. It did not get past the filter, but I need to solve this problem now. Any suggestions besides scraping the whole thing? I was thinking screens.
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From: Charlotte, NC
Car: 1989 Camaro RS
Engine: 355 mildly modified
Transmission: 700R4 fully modified
Yeah, just put in some screens. You should be able to find something at home depot like screen door material and use that...
Mike
Mike
A screen from a home depot or somthing like that would be perfect!! I had the same problem with my home made ram air then i just bought some screen(like the one they use in doors) and it kept all that stuff out.
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91 camaro 305 Tbi(I love it!!!)
*Teal green
*z-28 Grille(red bowtie)
*Z-28 Fog lights
*tail light black outs
*limo tint
*Polished 16'z-28 rims(In side groves too)
*Flowmasters,flowtech headers with cut out
*K&N with dual snorkal ram air(in air dam)
*Accel,wires,cap,rotor,coil,rapid fire sparkplugs
*And all the free tbi mods
*B&m shift kit with hurst HotShift fuild and trans cooler
*Best Et 15.34 at 90 mph
*Neg traction and 2.73 don't help very much
Furture mods(Limited slip with 3.42s, mallory ignition box,ram air hood,and...........
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91 camaro 305 Tbi(I love it!!!)
*Teal green
*z-28 Grille(red bowtie)
*Z-28 Fog lights
*tail light black outs
*limo tint
*Polished 16'z-28 rims(In side groves too)
*Flowmasters,flowtech headers with cut out
*K&N with dual snorkal ram air(in air dam)
*Accel,wires,cap,rotor,coil,rapid fire sparkplugs
*And all the free tbi mods
*B&m shift kit with hurst HotShift fuild and trans cooler
*Best Et 15.34 at 90 mph
*Neg traction and 2.73 don't help very much
Furture mods(Limited slip with 3.42s, mallory ignition box,ram air hood,and...........
I was goign to do that with my car, and for the pre-filter to use an old thin sock or panty hose. A screen would be nice but bugs would clog it. A sock you could remove and wash or put a new one on it in a matter of minutes. They both have their advantages.
Btw what did you construct your cold air intake out of? I was considering aluminum downspout drain gutter stuff. Its like 2" x 3.5" square and would fit nicely. I'm just worried i'd get it too close to the belts!
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1992 Pontiac Firebird
- 5.0L V8 TBI
- Automatic Trans
Btw what did you construct your cold air intake out of? I was considering aluminum downspout drain gutter stuff. Its like 2" x 3.5" square and would fit nicely. I'm just worried i'd get it too close to the belts!
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1992 Pontiac Firebird
- 5.0L V8 TBI
- Automatic Trans
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From: Lincoln, Nebraska
Car: 1988 Firebird, 2000 GTP
Engine: 327
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 9" posi, 4.11
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I used an aleuminum dryer vent hose. I also didn't run it up past the belts. I removed one of the horns and ran it up through the driver's side fender. I'm not sure if it has too many bends in it or what. I would think it slows the air down more. Well, it's better than the stock, but I will probly just use some screen. I'm not too picky about bugs. As soon as I can figure something out, I might run the hose between the belt and fan, but for now, it wors good. I hope that gave you te info you needed.
I used an aleuminum dryer vent hose. I also didn't run it up past the belts. I removed one of the horns and ran it up through the driver's side fender. I'm not sure if it has too many bends in it or what. I would think it slows the air down more. Well, it's better than the stock, but I will probly just use some screen. I'm not too picky about bugs. As soon as I can figure something out, I might run the hose between the belt and fan, but for now, it wors good. I hope that gave you te info you needed.
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