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Almost forgot, make sure you index the sensor when it's inserted in the tube. The idea is to let the orange sensor get clean air and not get obstruted air by the plastic 'U' which surrounds the sensor. Does that make sense?
 
Here's what youll need....

PCV 2'...2 Ferncos..paint...5/8 Speed-bit for the IAT sensor...
 

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I used a 5/8 Speed-Bit to drill the IAT hole...It will thread right in perfect....i didn't see a need to RTV it in place...just threaded in in til the sensor was as Hoffnit mentioned....
 

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HoofnIt said:
Almost forgot, make sure you index the sensor when it's inserted in the tube. The idea is to let the orange sensor get clean air and not get obstruted air by the plastic 'U' which surrounds the sensor. Does that make sense?
werd... the U should be turned so the air flows through the ring :nice:
 
i was building mine today and had a question- i'm almost done all i need is the right rubber boot ( fernco ) that fits over the 4" PVC and the stock Throttle Body

anyone know what size to get for that???

i tried using the 4" X 3" one and the 3" side was too big...

I just got the 4" x 2" and it looks like it's going to be too small.... am i going to have to get the one that is 3" all the way across, the straight one?? or... am am i just
:bang:


oh- and where do i get the Filter to MAF adapter??
 
LOL- i guess i'm going to have to back to Home Depot to get the 3"er back :D

LOL I guess i could have tried tightening it a bit

thanks for the Help GTJake

I just got done painting mine, it's going to be silver like Oinks (above...somewhere...)

i'll take a look at the adapter- thanks again
 
Its held in place with one screw, you can see it in the last pic on that link....there is a slot up next to the headlight that it slides behind, it holds that corner in place...

make a cardboard template...then when you have the fit as you like, transfer it to whatever you use....its a funky one to cut and fit around all the stuff...but the end product looks much better....
 
im a little late but here is mine....havnt had a chance to put a painted piece in there yet but you get the idea.....

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these pics were too big for stangnet
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/1712/p1010016_1.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/1712/p1010014_1.jpg

and my patented homemade ram air system.....
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/1712/p1010009_1.jpg
here is my setup and my buddy brett giving it his "seal of approval"
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/1712/p1010008_1.jpg
brett looking on in disbelief
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/1712/p1010007_1.jpg
 
mighty_mike said:
what did you guys use to cut the fender to make the filter fit in there? did you paint over the cut part so its not raw metal showing?
i was gonna use a dremel but my dad was upstairs sleeping so i didnt want to make a ton of noise in the garage, so i used tin-snips....the cut was kinda jagged(sp?) but it worked fine...i actually cut more off then i needed...currently its just covered in electical tape to cover the bare metal but once i get some time(winter break from school) im gonna get in there sand it all nice and use some touch up paint....and then make a "cover" like RIO to make it look real OEM