Firehawk 608 and randy ws6 nice clean engine compartment shiny 
clear lid
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Originally Posted by BlazinT/A
dont the 01-02 cars have a air line coming off the air lid? do you just put a breather on the motor sie of the hose or do the lids come with the hose and hole for it?
Originally Posted by BlazinT/A
dont the 01-02 cars have a air line coming off the air lid? do you just put a breather on the motor sie of the hose or do the lids come with the hose and hole for it?
Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
I got mine from MTI about one year ago. $120.
If you work on the car take the lid off and don't let anything but a micro fiber cloth touch it. They scratch easily. I knew about the scratching and used these steps from day one and it still looks like new one year later. Here's a picture:
If you work on the car take the lid off and don't let anything but a micro fiber cloth touch it. They scratch easily. I knew about the scratching and used these steps from day one and it still looks like new one year later. Here's a picture:
Hurry up!
Originally Posted by RedWS601
hope I am not hijacking
Is there anyway to get the clear lid to look like new again? I was looking at Firehawk608's lid and can't remember mine looking like that.
Is there anyway to get the clear lid to look like new again? I was looking at Firehawk608's lid and can't remember mine looking like that.
If it's scratched then forget about it; if it's simply lost it's luster you can polish, but be warned!- Plastic can be burned by the buff easily if you spend more than 3 seconds in the same spot and if you try to get results too quickly.
When you call Eastwood tell them you need a "wheel arbor" to mount the 1/2" hole buff to your corded drill. They will hook you up. It should cost about $5.
Plastic supplies....
Buff Wheel 6 Inch StringFor Extremely gentle Buffing On Plastic
Bring side markers, turn signals, tail light lenses to shiney, like-new condition. Thousands of 1 3/4" long cotton strands reach deep into details to gently polish and shine without overheating and melting plastic. Use with Plastic Buffing compound.
13029 Buff Wheel 6 Inch String 1/2 Inch Hole $24.99
Autosol Metal PolishWorld-famous Autosol polish provides a brilliant gloss and long-lasting weather protection on all metals from aluminum to zinc. It removes rust and oxidation without excessive abrasion - perfect for chrome and nickel plated parts. Great for polishing fiberglass and plastics, too. 13170 Metal Polish 100gm Tube Autosol $9.99
Heres a pic of what I did with my A.I.R breather
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...install005.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...install005.jpg
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From: south jersey
as for the color of the filters.. the k&n is actually white untill you put the k&n oil on it but you can use green oil or blue oil to change the color.. k&n recomends using there oil, but dirtbike air filter oils just as good.. i got a question for the clear lid though is it any bigger then an slp lid, when i got my car an slp lid was already on it.. but i heard the granatelli and a few others flowed better.
Are there any clear lids that match up to the 85mm MAFs?
I'm building up a 2003 Longblock and am looking at a 90mm TB, and already got the 85mm MAF, don't need to add a restriction at 78mm.
I'm building up a 2003 Longblock and am looking at a 90mm TB, and already got the 85mm MAF, don't need to add a restriction at 78mm.
