air induction question
Post Fiend
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From: Sarnia, Ontario, CANADA!
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We are glad to have you. Hope you enjoy the site. Check out the various forums. Lots of great info for you.
Thread moved to Ranger forum.
See ya on the boards!
-Matt
Post Fiend
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Durant, OK (SOSU)
Open air intake? You mean like a through the hood intake? Would be...interesting...to see one on a Ranger.
You can get intakes all over the web, though I'm pretty sure if you have a 95 your intake tube goes out of the front of the engine, and off to the left if you are looking at the engine, along the front of the engine compartment down to the filter box?
Guys use the '95 hoses and attach a large filter on the end to make a custom CAI for less than 40 bucks (filter, intake tube from junk yard).
You can get intakes all over the web, though I'm pretty sure if you have a 95 your intake tube goes out of the front of the engine, and off to the left if you are looking at the engine, along the front of the engine compartment down to the filter box?
Guys use the '95 hoses and attach a large filter on the end to make a custom CAI for less than 40 bucks (filter, intake tube from junk yard).
Post Fiend
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Durant, OK (SOSU)
Yeah taht's what I was sayin' with the '95 tube, remove the box (which will be there since his is a '95) and just add a filter at the bottom, most people use a PVC drain to connect them. I have the article somewhere.
www.geocities.com/drewcoffey/Truck/airintake.htm
www.geocities.com/drewcoffey/Truck/airintake.htm
