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Replace by a smoother single ended hose

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A plug inserts from inside the airbox muffler and the two ended hose is replaced by a smoother single ended hose.
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Tighten hose clamp and create a better seal this way

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You can tighten the hose clamp and create a better seal this way.
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A plug inserts from inside the airbox muffler and the two ended hose is replaced by a smoother single ended hose.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Met another Rennlist member this weekend at a GTG and he was telling me about some sort of plastic plug you can install into the intake that cuts off that elbow pipe? He said he had an extra set and gave them to me. WOW....talk about a difference! It's like I have the sound of a CAI now. Throttle response "seems" to be better as well as top-end roll-on. I love the sound!!

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More info? Pictures?

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Details man, sounds intersting

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http://216.7.163.99/~speedon/forums/...2752#post42752

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I would recommend getting a short piece of 2" aluminum bar stock (about 1/2" long) for the end of the elbow. You can tighten the hose clamp and create a better seal this way. I haven't spent the time to come up with a good way to remove the resonator box and plug up that hole, so mine is still in there. I would like to remove it though to see if the added air volume has any effect. There is a noticeable improvement in sound though.

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Fabspeed's cold airbox kit does the same thing, but it's neater. A plug inserts from inside the airbox muffler and the two ended hose is replaced by a smoother single ended hose. Great sound, but a little expensive for a rubber hose and a few plastic parts. http://www.fabspeed.com/

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