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Old 09-12-2013, 10:15 PM
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What about a pre filter like the aqua shield?
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Old 09-12-2013, 10:23 PM
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I have a 96 5.0 too, I got a spectre filter and a adapter plate off eBay and replaced the factory box with it, sorry I can't get any pics of it
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Adapter plate? Was the CAI for a mustang?
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No, it was a little aluminum plate that had the place for 4 bolts that connect the air intake tune to the factory air box. The adapter makes it where you can fit any cone filter to the intake tube
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Here it is 15 bucks from amazon
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Thanks for the tip. Also is there any kind of box that will fit that? I don't want it sucking air from under the hood, but I don't want it to look like a cob-job either.
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What about a k&n with a aem dry-flow?
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Keep the damn stock box!! It pulls cold air from front of truck!! And is not restrictive hardly at all!!!!

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I just have it under the hood, we made a box out of plywood for my friends explorer, but just be creative
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What about the k&n 57-2543? It kinda has a box/heat
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