oops I think my pictures did not upload. What am I doing wrong? I uploaded my pictures to photobucket and then I copied and pasted the HTML code, is that wrong?

 

you posted the wrong code, copy the one that has

 

thanks 06megactd, lets see if this works

 

see how that works lol

 

That's a darn good looking intake, I like it. How does it compare price wise to AFE?

 

Looks real good!

 

At first I was unsure about the silver base but that looks awesome!! :drool2:

 

It looks like it has a solid sheet steel floor in the pics.

You should consider installing one of the PSM cold air tubes in the bottom of your housing to draw in cold air thru the bottom.

It looks awesome, but I question its effectiveness in lowering EGTs and also allowing enough air to the engine with the closed sides...

Go here and you'll see what I mean about adding a cold air duct to the bottom of the unit:

Performance Systems Manufacturing, LLC

Its hard to tell in the pics, but PLEASE consider rotating the cool hose clamp screw away from the positive battery cable...

 

PSM with Icebox



We've talked about doing that combo for the 2 years that we've been selling Icebox but have never gotten around to trying it. It seems like a no brainer to me. I think I sold you a PSM didn't I Louis? Did you get an Icebox too and try it? I would try it but I had to give up my Icebox when I got twins, although Mark has offered several time to make me a custom Icebox for the BD twins.

 

Cool Hose/Icebox

Glad your happy with the intake. It looks great.

 

Here is a pic of my setup...

 

looks like $hit lol.....looks baller man. cant wait to get mine

 

looks good man

 

Interesting

That will be interesting. Let us know how it turns out.

 

I wish people did not use Photobucket or other picture services that don't work long term
Here is an example should work forever as long as the forum does not get reset.
Take a snip of the picture using windows snipping tool.
then on the forum, right click and paste, picture goes into the thread, dont use picture links to other sites.
Here is my 1970 Egghaorbor keel repair, due to marine worms ate up the bottom of the keel wood.