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x2... .17 hrm is a fun squirrel gun... if you wanna eat them .22 to the face piece lol
My Cold Air intake is from Western Diesel and draws air from the top of the grill. the air filter is contained in plastic ductwork. I'll get some photos soon. I figured that if the squirrels were sucked up by the turbo, I could collect the cooked and diced critter comming out the tailpipe
I'd pull the I/C, the compressor housing, and all the intake tubes out all the way to the heads. Look for junk in there, especially on the hot side of the I/C. No big stuff will make it through the I/C, but some crud & crapola could be caught in the housing and I/C.
WTF??? Why would you leave your rig parked long enough for critters to build condos in it...hahahahaha.....I'll agree that squirrels are just tree rats with bushy little tails...i just use the bb gun to run 'em off...i don't want to kill 'em, just wait to see how long it takes for them to LIMP back by....hehehehe.....the 6637 is on my list of stuff to do when money starts rolling in again...but not until....my understanding is that the 6637 will increase the noise...some folks may not want MORE noise from their rig....
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