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Old 04-16-2018, 01:09 PM
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Also, you make sure to run the correct schedule 3", scheduled 40 is a little too thick. Have to use the septic pvc. It's a little smaller in total circumference and will fit the factory opening in the engine compartment. With 40 you have to have to widen the opening, that's a PITA. I know, built my own intakes from scratch at one time lol. 3 of them to be exact. One of them I used exhaust piping. Almost 15 years ago for these trucks lol. Still have the pics.
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Originally Posted by white89gt
With that, he is still going to pull through a 2.5 inch hole though. He is better off getting the newer style box.
Yeah after seeing the pics posted after my response... I realized it is still better to get newer box
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Originally Posted by fordguy2100
Yeah after seeing the pics posted after my response... I realized it is still better to get newer box
Agreed...
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
Yea I did mine so that I have a direct 3" flow...non turbulent. To do that , you have to fit the PVC inside the box. I did this before the Gotts mod came into the picture. It's solid and will never fall apart, -

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I've been thinking of doing this myself. You used 3" septic pvc?
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Yea, 3" thin wall, non-perforated, non lined septic. The stuff is used from building to tank, tank to field and also field header pipe I believe. See, I follow my shiiii as well

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Originally Posted by Jbrew
Yea, 3" thin wall, non-perforated, non lined septic. The stuff is used from building to tank, tank to field and also field header pipe I believe. See, I follow my shiiii as well
Thanks brew. I'll be trying to do this soonish, so we'll see how it goes.
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I think mine is ABS, IIRC. For some reason, I was thinking it was 4 inch though.
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Originally Posted by skylardog123
So i bought 3 inch tubing and pvc pipe, opened the hood and fitted the pvc pipe in the hole kn the firewall, but i noticed the tube coming out of the airbox is like 2.5 inches and the rubber tubing goes wayyyy over it, and they do not make a 2.5 inch tubing, so im at a loss for what to do here
I used a 3in Inner Diam or so rad hose when I did the Gotts Mod on my pickup, Tomorrow I can take some pictures with measurements and what not. even used the hose clamp that was on there before.

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I found old pictures from when I did it.
Before (Stock Intake Hose):


After: (Rad Hose)



After (Rad Hose Installed):

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