need a little bit of help...

[brucewrs]

I have the JLP cold air intake.My front bumper is only 4 1/2" from the ground.The scoop is 1 3/4" from the ground.Way too close.Do you really need a cold air intake?I want to know how many use one and who does not.I was thinking about pulling out my fog lights and using those holes for the cold air intake.Not sure what to dnce you cut the bumper for the hose you can never replace the lights.Thanks

 

[CHUXSVT]

have you seen Dantes intake system..
i'll see if i can find some pics.

 

[CHUXSVT]

here it is.
http://www.socalloc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1930

 

[Scuba-Matt]

Bruce have you looked at the Chickenears scoop? I hate to see you ruin the bumper cover by cutting out the fog light mounts.

 

[203Cree]

I took the scoop off mine years ago and didn't really notice any change other than I didn't find anymore dead frogs stuff in my airbox. :-D

 

[brucewrs]

Bruce have you looked at the Chickenears scoop? I hate to see you ruin the bumper cover by cutting out the fog light mounts.

I might just forget about a cold air scoop.

 

[Charlie41]

Cheep easy way to keep cool air to the filter. Look at the finder where your filter box is, there is a hole there. Cover it with a 12 vdc fan hooked to a toggle switch. It will draw cooler air from the outside wile sitting. And no it will not totally supply the engine, but the air will be cooler. And you will not have to worry about sucking in water when driving down the road.

Charlie

 

[Fade 2 Black]

They aren't needed but they do help in the heat.

 

[Robert Francis]

You're almost always better off supplying air to your intake that is a cooler temp, such as ambient outside air temp, than your underhood temp. I've had 3" ducts under my front valance for 6 years supplying air for my intake and never had any problems.