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zoo dad mod
I was gong to do the zoo dad mod tonight and i was looking how to take off the grill and it looks like i need to remove the lights before i can remove the grill dose anyone know the steps in taking out the grill
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Keith
thanks for your help
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Exactly, I was going to use a cutting tool last weekend, and found the same thing you did, wrong angle. So I've been considering drawing out a template to drill 9 or 12 holes.
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I don't know. It's just what I was going to try since all I have is a cutting wheel tool as well. I was going to use a 3x5 card and evenly space some holes. Havent' decided on how many and what diameter yet. But that's my idea.
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just use a hole cutting tool that you put on a drill... make a couple of big holes, then cut out the space between the holes if you like... i just made one big hole in front of where the stock snorkel comes out... bingo.. nice fresh are flows straight back to my 6637 kwikfilter...!
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Originally Posted by johnny8
just use a hole cutting tool that you put on a drill... make a couple of big holes, then cut out the space between the holes if you like... i just made one big hole in front of where the stock snorkel comes out... bingo.. nice fresh are flows straight back to my 6637 kwikfilter...!
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notice the white filter element- thats the kwik filter!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...t/DSCF2393.jpg
did all this with a die grinder, i just sanded the fiberglass into dust. BOY does that shroud make some crazy dust!
