Trick Flow elbow
Originally posted by OffspringZ28
summit has em. BTW does leaving it shifted to the left really hurt performance that bad?
summit has em. BTW does leaving it shifted to the left really hurt performance that bad?
Last edited by 25th_Trans; Mar 13, 2004 at 04:26 PM.
I cut about 3/4 of an inch off the end of my moroso CAI for it to fit. I figured it would be easier than cutting the elbow. Worked great and only took 2min. I dont know how hard it would be to cut off the end of the metal SLP CAI though.
how well will this work with the stock intake box? also, will the car sound any better with this part? and which part of the intake tube actually needs to be cut? i plan on ordering one when the camaro can come out to play(when the snow is gone).
thanks a lot!!
thanks a lot!!
Originally posted by 25th_Trans
also don't have to worry about it tearing like you did with the rubber one. It fits easily under the tb, unlike the factory liked to fold over.
also don't have to worry about it tearing like you did with the rubber one. It fits easily under the tb, unlike the factory liked to fold over.
no no no..do not cut it like some of the mongoloids here did...all u have to do is hammer in the far piece on the frame that the CAI tubes latch onto and push the entire CAI and trickflow over and inch...this is what i did and it sure beats "shaving metal"
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