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All it is is two 90 degree 3" PVC pipe painted black. Had to remove the white foam piece that rest between the frame and the bumper to expose the
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All it is is two 90 degree 3" PVC pipe painted black. Had to remove the white foam piece that rest between the frame and the bumper to expose the intakes.
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I thought about that haha hopefully that doesn't happen. surely if I hit something it'll be hard enough that the foam piece wouldn't have done me much good anyways
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If you look at the current NASCAR Sprint Cup cars, they run a foam block like that on each door panel for extra protection in side impacts with the wall. It really makes a difference! From a safety standpoint I would definitely rethink the design. I don't think it's worth it to compromise your safety for a marginal power gain.
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 Trying to get cooler air to the Stillen filters? isn't gaining anything. Unless it's ac cooled air. Your setup looks like you have air horns. Looks terrible. Sorry 
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