My go at a Headlight Intake
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My go at a Headlight Intake
This is my first version, still have to fiberglass the headlight and work on the plumbing some more.
Any ideas, Paul?
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Just finished it, dunno if it's in my head or not, but it does feel like it makes a little difference; low beam works, no high beam, obviously; no rain yet.
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While I admire you efforts in modding your car. I believe your efforts are futile. First off I wouldn't dare drive in the rain with that headlight in, its now effectively a funnel for water to enter you intake via your what will be, a soaking wet air filter. But if you can make a block off plate or something of that nature for when its raining, I think you will be ok.
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I kinda figured it would, I'm gonna find a way to block it off
I wish I could make a dual intake, but I don't see anywhere open enough to run the plumbing.
I wish I could make a dual intake, but I don't see anywhere open enough to run the plumbing.
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to block mine in the rain i just took the part i cut out of the headlight and put some weatherstripping rubber around it so it fits snug in the hole friction fit i drive like that in the rain plenty and i agree it does feel better especially at higher speed ill be revisiting mine soon