homemade cold air induction

[95opal]

fastgtfairlane ... Nice job.
I dont understand why more peeps arent making their own CAI's. For the ease of making one and the cost, I see it foolish to spend the amount of money some of these companies charge for such a simple mod. I have made one for every stang I have owned going back to 1999. I even fabbed up the one Im using now although I didnt use a piece of PVC this time but the process is still the same simple, plumbing.

 

[fastgtfairlane]

95opal, i appreicate the compliments, from here on out i will make my own induction system on basically every injected car i own whether it is a mustang or not. my car idles, and over driveability has improved since installing that cai i made. i think the biggest difference is because the mass air was moved to the fenderwell

 

[Mesarina]

Not like i am thread hijacking or something, but here is the 4.6 version :dancing6:

 

[fastgtfairlane]

not bad man, that filter looks a little low though. i would have also put the maf in the fenderwell also

 

[883cobra]

Fastgtfairlane: How did you install the factory air filter securely to the end of the intake pipe?do you have any photos of what you built put together outside of the car?

 

[g36 monkey]

He hasn't been active in quite some time unfortunately. However, KNN sells various drop in filters designed for this sort of thing, that have a band on the back, you get them in various sizes, in this instance you would get a 3" backed cone filter.

 

[883cobra]

thank you I didn't think about that

 

[g36 monkey]

Hope I could help!

 

[from6to8]

Hope I could help!

I'm going to want to run a 95 75 mm TB with a 95 IAC and tps, with an anderson power pipe on a 351, along with 95 tb cable. Going to call Anderson on their thoughts on fitment