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Hi, does anyone have any tips on how to fix my bumper on my KZJ78? It was already like this when I got it but i don't think it's because of and accident.... Maybe just warped over time?

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What is your PayPal? How do we order dobinsons stuff through you?

ABS will be sufficient for an intake but keep it away from hot objects in the engine bay. The cf nylon is better for high temps but it's more difficult to work with and pricier too

PETG, pla is absolutely too low of a temp for the engine bay... The PETG material is better but not a permanent solution either. Once I'm done with this prototype I plan to reprint in carbon fiber nylon for a lighter stronger solution

I have a reality cr10-5s which is 500mm cubed print volume...an oldy but goody

More pictures of the install:

I am mostly happy with my intake box project except i made the lid too tall by .5" so the hood won't close properly. I will now revise the 3d printed lid to sit lower and i'll be happy. Much more clearance in the engine bay now.

That's good to hear! Do you have any pics you can share of the intercooler piping? Hot and cold side? I would really appreciate some reference photos

I uses the Einstar scanner, great product for the price. The main purpose of the airbox is to just take up less space in the engine bay to allow for more flexibility of the intercooler piping. With the OEM round filter box, it takes up a lot of real estate and requires bending and cutting the...

Now that I have the intercooler mounted, my project has stalled as I work on a design for an intake airbox and planning the routing for the intercooler pipes:

I did the same thing for the door locks....I haven't rigged up the blinking lights yet for the alarm... I'll be interested to see where you connected that to? Thanks

What size intercooler pipes did you go with? And where did you cut out your pass-through holes? Thanks