I think the hole is fine, doesnt look TOO bad.
but what type of cover are you talking about
but what type of cover are you talking about
Idea
So I was thinking about trying to fabricate a sort of cover for the area where the factory air box is. Once you install a CAI there is a huge hole that I think would look better covered or something.
I don't know if there is anything out there like that, or if anyone has tried to do something like that but I havn't seen anything yet.
I doubt it would be hard to make something out of aluminum.
What do you guys think?
I don't know if there is anything out there like that, or if anyone has tried to do something like that but I havn't seen anything yet.
I doubt it would be hard to make something out of aluminum.
What do you guys think?
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Shit I have no idea... lol. Nothing too flashy or anything, just something to fill the gap.
Just clean and polish the shit out of all the comonents on that side of the engine, and it should look fine.
just fill the area with a big turbo, problem solved
I put my Cusco Catch Can in that area, makes you not notice the gap as much
agreed the gap looks meh but noth much you can put there, cover would not look good imo
im pretty sure a toaster would fit =)
ohh a toaster! I'm doin it
I put the stock air box back in, it fits with some... modifications.
Now its serving double duty holding all my nitrous solenoids and hiding them
Now its serving double duty holding all my nitrous solenoids and hiding them
nice. i would probably do the same if i had stuff like a ground kit and a diy catch can.I put the stock air box back in, it fits with some... modifications.
Now its serving double duty holding all my nitrous solenoids and hiding them
:rotfl::rotfl:
Hood = cover. Time = saved.
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