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I was just wondering what it would take to add a airbox to my truck (the one below). It doesn't have a place for an airbox factory, but has the plastic snorkel tubing that should hook to a box somewhere underhood. where would i be able to put one and hook everything up? i'm just looking for a way to get some cooler air under the hood.
1982 F-150 AOD 5.0 w/windsor heads
Alpine In Dash CD Player
Cerwin Vega 6 1/2 Door Speakers
31X10.5 tires
Lots More to come.
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This guy has made a "ram air" system on his diesel ford, looks pretty good. I am in the process of doing the same to my diesel. Pulls the cooler denser air from outside the truck, which means more hp.
I have done it to wife's little cheby SUV and used a K&N cone filter. Made filter box out of PVC Schd 80, works wonders...
1991 F350 CC Dually 7.3l, E40D, Soup bowl removed, K&N
I'm hitting the boneyards around here in a couple days anyway. But where were these things originally located under the hood
? i can't even find where its supposed to go.
1982 F-150 AOD 5.0 w/windsor heads
Alpine In Dash CD Player
Cerwin Vega 6 1/2 Door Speakers
31X10.5 tires
Lots More to come
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