The gotts mod
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so i have a 2002 f150 4.6 scab, i'm hearing a lot about the gotts mod but i cant seem to find anything to help me do it for my year model 99-03. right now, i have a k&n air filter and half of the air filter box off. (the part that connects to the fender) and at that point, i put a ziptie tied to keep it down and a rubber type block under it to make up for the 1 inch or so drop from taking the airbox part off.
so i have a 2002 f150 4.6 scab, i'm hearing a lot about the gotts mod but i cant seem to find anything to help me do it for my year model 99-03. right now, i have a k&n air filter and half of the air filter box off. (the part that connects to the fender) and at that point, i put a ziptie tied to keep it down and a rubber type block under it to make up for the 1 inch or so drop from taking the airbox part off.
Just answered this here: https://www.f150forum.com/f6/how-do-...intake-260512/
good luck
MGD
When I did mine, I was having trouble getting the PVC pipe to fit into the oblong shaped hole. I didn't want to cut the hole, and sanding down the PVC wad taking forever, do I went to Lowe's and got a round plumbing flange. It bolted to the fender over the intake hole, then a rubber coupler from the intake box to the flange. Looks good, works good.
When I did mine, I was having trouble getting the PVC pipe to fit into the oblong shaped hole. I didn't want to cut the hole, and sanding down the PVC wad taking forever, do I went to Lowe's and got a round plumbing flange. It bolted to the fender over the intake hole, then a rubber coupler from the intake box to the flange. Looks good, works good.
When I did mine, I was having trouble getting the PVC pipe to fit into the oblong shaped hole. I didn't want to cut the hole, and sanding down the PVC wad taking forever, do I went to Lowe's and got a round plumbing flange. It bolted to the fender over the intake hole, then a rubber coupler from the intake box to the flange. Looks good, works good.
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From: Between a rock and a wierd place, TX
i just kept the fenderside half of the housing off and put a 1-2" mount under it and a big ziptie to keep it upright and stuff
(keeping the housing just in case ofcourse)

