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Old 10-11-2009, 01:07 PM
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I know a guy who just pulled his out of his fender and lets it hang there he tried telln me he gets better airflow that way. any truth to that.
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Originally Posted by weberl176
I know a guy who just pulled his out of his fender and lets it hang there he tried telln me he gets better airflow that way. any truth to that.
maybe more air, doubt it, but it will be hot engine air which isnt good for more performance
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point of taking in air from below is cooler the better...
Old 10-12-2009, 07:07 PM
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I just finished with mine tonight. Took less time than I thought it would. I cant wait to check the difference. Thanks guys. My only question is can you insert the tube too far into the fender wall and esentually be choking off the engine that way?

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i'm glad that everything worked out ok for you, tell me did my thread help you?
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Hell yea it did. I would have never thought about this had I not read the thread. My question is is it possible to have it pushed too far in tho?
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well i guess to some degree but i just reached thru the pvc tube to make sure i
weberl: cleared that inner metal lip and felt to see how flush it was if it stuck past i pulled it back a little, if it wasn't far enough i pushed it in a bit harder or tappered it a bit more. did you spend most of your time testing and tappering the pvc

so the jury is in - after two weeks and 750 miles of driving i am averaging 20.1 mpg highway and 17.8 city
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It actually only took me bout 30 min. I used a metal grinder on the pvc and got lucky it fit snugly after the second try.
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took me forever as i used a power drill with a course sander wheel - i also only ground a "bit" at a time off.
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ok, so I did this on my 05. I can definitely feel a difference in throttle response. Should I see better Gas mileage?


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