Anyone seal Airbox to hood & !belllows?
06-02-2006, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by 00'WS6Rocket
follow the link this is what I did @ post 3 and 7-end
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/499972-more-bgra-questions.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/499972-more-bgra-questions.html
07-10-2006, 12:42 AM
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ok.. got an update
i went and got a piece of insulation board form lowes it was r4 insulation and was 3\4' also it was the blue stuff not the shitty white stuff
then i made a template of my opening on the hood and cut out a rectangular gasket .. finally i used some thin bolts and large washers to attach it to the inside of the hood....
it looks really good is easy as hell to make and is cheep ..... finally it actually does the job because the insulation conforms to the airbox opening and provides an airtight seal ...to me this is the way to go
i went and got a piece of insulation board form lowes it was r4 insulation and was 3\4' also it was the blue stuff not the shitty white stuff
then i made a template of my opening on the hood and cut out a rectangular gasket .. finally i used some thin bolts and large washers to attach it to the inside of the hood....
it looks really good is easy as hell to make and is cheep ..... finally it actually does the job because the insulation conforms to the airbox opening and provides an airtight seal ...to me this is the way to go
07-10-2006, 01:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Jpr5690
ok.. got an update
i went and got a piece of insulation board form lowes it was r4 insulation and was 3\4' also it was the blue stuff not the shitty white stuff
then i made a template of my opening on the hood and cut out a rectangular gasket .. finally i used some thin bolts and large washers to attach it to the inside of the hood....
it looks really good is easy as hell to make and is cheep ..... finally it actually does the job because the insulation conforms to the airbox opening and provides an airtight seal ...to me this is the way to go
i went and got a piece of insulation board form lowes it was r4 insulation and was 3\4' also it was the blue stuff not the shitty white stuff
then i made a template of my opening on the hood and cut out a rectangular gasket .. finally i used some thin bolts and large washers to attach it to the inside of the hood....
it looks really good is easy as hell to make and is cheep ..... finally it actually does the job because the insulation conforms to the airbox opening and provides an airtight seal ...to me this is the way to go
You got any pics of that setup, I would be interested in seeing it.
