i have sinned
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i have sinned
so i checked my air filter today, was dirty as shit. and i went to go buy a new one, they are very expensive. and a thought poped in my head as i looked at the stock tubing. so i did it, i bought an 3 inch apc high flow filther, pulled my air box out, and stuck it on the stock piping. so it pretty much looks like an intake with the stock pipe. its ghetto, but it sounds hella good.
anything wrong with this?
anything wrong with this?
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nice, nothin wrong w/ a little ghetto SRI while tryin to save up for a real one...not nearly as bad as when i had my 98 maxima and hacked my airbox (talk about ghetto). I definitely drilled some large holes into the bottom of the airbox and popped in a K&N, it definitely improved the sound and the performance was a little better.
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Originally Posted by 03silvertypeS
nice, nothin wrong w/ a little ghetto SRI while tryin to save up for a real one...not nearly as bad as when i had my 98 maxima and hacked my airbox (talk about ghetto). I definitely drilled some large holes into the bottom of the airbox and popped in a K&N, it definitely improved the sound and the performance was a little better.
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Originally Posted by Chinisimo
does it securely hold in place? only concern i have is that it touches the engine block and get melted or lit on fire.
i think its fine right here
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Originally Posted by Motohip
That's pretty damn ghetto.
hahah oh man memories. i did that to my '95 accord coupe before i got laughed out and got a cai. if u dont mind it then keep it. just dont power wash your engine without a bag over it.... trust me.
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Originally Posted by spencer_homer
the only reason i did it was becasue it was cheaper then gettin a new stock air filter, and better
Nothin wrong with it if it's practical
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LoL thats basically exactly what i am doing right now but i have a piece of aluminum tubing to move it down near the battery. plus take out that resonator thing in the wheel well man