swiss cheese airbox?
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swiss cheese airbox?
Hello, I have been reading a lot of posts on people cutting holes in their stock airboxes. Does anyone have pics of their swiss cheese air boxes? Is there a wrong way to do this? Any tips? THANKS
#2
Originally Posted by 440forPOWER
Hello, I have been reading a lot of posts on people cutting holes in their stock airboxes. Does anyone have pics of their swiss cheese air boxes? Is there a wrong way to do this? Any tips? THANKS
theses arn't swiss but but BHAF I like the sec link best but donn't think that i could duplicate with such craftmenship!!
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...sort=1&cat=500
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...sort=1&cat=522
#3
that didn't work lets try this!
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ight=stock+pot
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...sort=1&cat=522
there we go...love the stanless cooking one
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ight=stock+pot
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...sort=1&cat=522
there we go...love the stanless cooking one
#5
Another option is to just remove the factory air box entirely and use 2 bungy cords to hold the stock filter onto the "plate" that goes between the filter and intake hose. One of the bungy cords can also wrap around the stock jack extensions to hold the filter up off the inner fender and suspend it in air.
Worked for me until I got a real BHAF.
Worked for me until I got a real BHAF.
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I think that there should be some concern about the quality of the air that's getting into the airbox. If you swiss cheese the box you let heated air from the radiator in which isn't a good situation.
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Originally Posted by edwinsmith
I think that there should be some concern about the quality of the air that's getting into the airbox. If you swiss cheese the box you let heated air from the radiator in which isn't a good situation.
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Has anyone actually noticed a real power difference after adding a heat-shield cover/mount to their open intake?
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I drilled lots of holes in my airbox and was rather disappointed with the results in hot weather.... so I add duct tape when it is hot and remove it when things cool down a bit. Seems to work better. Being a non ic truck makes it a bit more critical. This would be in 30 degree weather pulling a 5th wheeler. The stock-pot and bhaf combo looks like a real winner. I must try it asap.
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Well if you are going to hound me about it, in the more backward parts of Austria where Mr. Fahrenheit put the lowest and highest temperatures recorded locally on a zero to one hundred unit thermometer it is something like 86 degrees.
Just a bit too warm for good cat chasing.
Just a bit too warm for good cat chasing.
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