Intake heat shield
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I've had a lot of requests for a how-to, so I've made full size templates. The side which faces the MAF is larger than 8 1/2 x 14 so it will not load into my scanner unless I can get it reduced to scale. But I'm working on it. A measurements and materials list is no problem; however, they would be useless without drawings or templates. I would like to post it all at once,so I've held off. Until then, if there is a specific question, I'll try to answer it. Thanks.
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I've had a lot of requests for a how-to, so I've made full size templates. The side which faces the MAF is larger than 8 1/2 x 14 so it will not load into my scanner unless I can get it reduced to scale. But I'm working on it. A measurements and materials list is no problem; however, they would be useless without drawings or templates. I would like to post it all at once,so I've held off. Until then, if there is a specific question, I'll try to answer it. Thanks.
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I felt that it was easier to extend the MAF by using a new intake pipe to MAF coupler, and adjusting (cutting) that length
to match the new air box position.. I did the same thing with the
HKS MAF adapter to air filter coupler in order to position the air filter inside the air box. Again, its just a matter of personal taste. Maybe these pics will help.
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