Not having a ton of luck and my air box is enormous and in the way of my tires. Any stupid cone filter options out there?
Other than snorkles, do aftermarket air intakes exist?
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Photos of what you are trying to come up with a solution for? The factory air box is no where near the tires, with sheet metal between the tires and the box.
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My thought process reading this thread:
Title and post 1: "What is this guy talking about? Air filter box in the way? That's dumb, he must be missing something."
Post 4 responding to a pic request shows an actual monster truck tire: "Oh. He was not kidding or exaggerating. Iiiiiiiiiii see what he means."
Awesome.
Title and post 1: "What is this guy talking about? Air filter box in the way? That's dumb, he must be missing something."
Post 4 responding to a pic request shows an actual monster truck tire: "Oh. He was not kidding or exaggerating. Iiiiiiiiiii see what he means."
Awesome.
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Could probably make something like this fit, especially considering since you're cutting sheet metal. Spectre has a build-your-own intake kit at Autozone (or a similar chain) that might work. Tundra/Sequoia with the 2UZ has almost the same intake setup
Could probably make something like this fit, especially considering since you're cutting sheet metal. Spectre has a build-your-own intake kit at Autozone (or a similar chain) that might work. Tundra/Sequoia with the 2UZ has almost the same intake setup
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But will it pass emissions?
Wow. I wanna see this beast.
You CA people...
Spends months building a completely custom truck that only a few have ever done before. Still has to give a s*** about meeting original emissions requirements.
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I am thinking of just taking a heat gun to the stock air box and molding some dents in it nowYou CA people...
Spends months building a completely custom truck that only a few have ever done before. Still has to give a s*** about meeting original emissions requirements.
Best way I've found to improve emissions on a 100 series, may come in handy for you:
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What an original joke
Can you give us the basics on this build - like, how much lift and cutting it's taking to get 40s (?) under there, what axles you're running and WTF is parked just outside the garage?!
Cut off the section in the way, glue on new flat piece cut to fit?
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Those are pitbull rockers in a 42 flavor. Details on axles in the hammersaurus lex thread. That's a Kia Sedona outside the garage. Unless you meant the 80 which is similarly built
That is your problem lol, I did not see you were posting from CA. Good luck with that! check junkyards to see if you can find a Sequoia or Tundra with an aftermarket intake you can use, there might be a CARB sticker (or whatever) with it that will allow you to pass.
zip-tie the filter to the top of the box.... or cut just below the seam and run it
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how about just cutting it right after the MAF and then stuffing some socks in the tube
Hey now..... This is how I ran my 94 4Runner.
My socks are so old they would just fall apart and get sucked in
My socks are so old they would just fall apart and get sucked in
