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Tribal Jeep

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Long weekend CAI project
« on: February 19, 2008, 12:43:00 PM »
I was bored this long weekend so I made this cold air intake for the TJ using the factory intake with PVC and a crappy tire Reactive filter which I will be replacing with a K&N from Napa here shortly. Yea I got the new JP Mag for april and they have an intake "shoot-out", after checking out the average price for CAI I figured screw those jerks I'll just make my own. And I did, for $50, here it is:







Definitely an improvement in acceleration, ease of shifting and next-to-no lag in highway hill climbs.  So yea.

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Re: Long weekend CAI project
« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2008, 02:34:06 PM »
While I admire your ingenuity and I hate to say it... but you just made it much easier to take a nice big drink the next time you do a water crossing.    While not exactly a CAI, relocating the intake into the cowl is a much better idea.  Check out this link on jeepsunlimited.

So drill a hole through the cowl and flip that puppy around and you'll be rocking
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Tribal Jeep

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Re: Long weekend CAI project
« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2008, 08:01:55 PM »
definitely will! i was looking for a better place to stick it, wasnt in too much of a rush, but yea this info is good, thanks bud!

also considering putting a pipe insulating tape around the intake pipe thats over top of the engine so it keeps the heat out.