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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Performance => Topic started by: team39763 on December 23, 2008, 05:39:28 pm
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I decided I wanted to keep the stock look as far as outside appearance. I was thinking I could snag the stock air cleaner assembly off my 454 dually and route the snorkel to a opening(cut by me) in the firewall(the upper part that meets the wiper cowl). I figured I could throw in a nice K&N filter and it would be better than my open air filter sucking in all the hot air off the motor. +Plus it'll look more like your average smallblock chevy. What do you guys think? Will a 3" snorkel/opening feed this combo?
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That's how some of the factory and NASCAR cowl induction worked. The Z11 409 motors come to mind. I have an article with a 63 Z11 in it and it has that kind of induction. If you don't mind cutting your firewall, then go for it! A short run of 3" should be fine.
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I had originally planned to use an actual nascar air cleaner, but those go for around $90+ on ebay. Hopefully this works out good then. I'm gonna go try it in a minute.
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This has been discussed already.
http://forum.73-87chevytrucks.com/smforum/index.php?topic=7203.0
Spectre also makes a dual inlet air cleaner that will bolt right in
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I must have overlooked that one. I remember it now, there were some good ideas mentioned. Anyway, mine looks like it might work with a little trimming and an extra hose to run to the firewall. I'll post up pics when I finish it this weekend.
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with my impala i ran a home made fwi out of PVC pipe into the fender and inside the fender had a a flat cone k&n filter. wish i could find pics
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I think it was it could snag the stock air cleaner assembly off my 454 dually and route the snorkel to a opening(cut by me) in the firewall(the upper part that meets the wiper cowl).
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I decided I wanted to keep the stock look as far as outside appearance.
I think you threw out any chance of a "stock look" out when you dropped in a carb'd LSX motor. :D