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Old 04-24-2007, 06:24 PM   #25 (permalink)
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Truck looks real good. What's that intake setup? Looks like a monster filter.
It's the poor man set-up. Cut out the engine side of the stock box so it would fit, and so it would be somewhat protected. Used a 4"-3" PVC reducer, 45* PVC, and the 4510 AMSOIL filter. Bought a nice shiney piece of aluminum to cover it, then slapped an AMSOIL sticker on it. Total cost of about $100.
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Old 04-24-2007, 06:45 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Where's the 4"to3" reducer? I really like that setup.
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Old 04-24-2007, 07:36 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Where's the 4"to3" reducer? I really like that setup.
Here is the order in which it is put together starting at the filter.
1- 4510 AMSOIL filter (4.5" flange)
2- 4" i.d. (4.5"o.d.) x 3" long PVC pipe (can't see because it is in filter and 45* piece)
3- 45* PVC
4- 4"i.d. x 3"i.d. PVC reducer. The 3" i.d. end is 4" o.d., which fits nice and snug into the rubber stock intake hose. The reducer has the sensor on it. Drilled a hole in the PVC, put the sensor in, then drilled for the screws to hold it in place. I think that I used a 1/2" bit for the sensor hole.
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