Some Cleaning Up
First off I sold my Moroso CAI and Aluminum Elbow in favor for a custom front mount filter (which I will have pics of soon) and since I had to pull the splash shield on the drivers side to get the old filter out I decided I am going to do the "Fuel Line Mod" and mabye the "Wire Tuck" since I have everything apart for the LS1 brakes that are slowly making their way on. I also have 4300K HIDs to get installed (ebay kit I picked up for cheap) that will be going in the stock headlight housings. I also ordered gloss black 3D inserts for the CAMARO lettering on the berger panel (which is now flat black)
I think that I may do away with the EVAP stuff since I don't have any emmisions anyway, but I have a few questions about the little black box on the passengers side of the intake and the wires that clip into it. Can I remove that too and just plug the hole in the TB? I plan on loosing alot of the wires that were orginally in the engine compartment since my car is missing most of the factory components LOL. But can I remove the thing on the intake with no ill effects?
But anyway heres the before shots, and I will hopefully be taking some progress shots if I can ever remember the damn camera
Before Berger

Moroso CAI & Mostly Stock (and dirty) Engine Compartment


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1-4" to 3.5" reducer (intake tube to TB) in red because I couldn't find a black one anywhere

2-3.5" to 3.5" for the MAF to intake tube
I need to find a cheap set of valve covers to replace my stockers, but that can wait a little while and I'm thinking about getting some FRCs to help hide alot of the wiring, but I have plans for a victor jr, so I'd kinda be wasting my money.
But can anyone chime in on the EVAP vacum line that goes to the black box and then into the TB and has the red/blue wire clip? I want to know if I can remove that without throwing an SES light
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Passengers side caliper and bracket
4x7x7" K&N filter
60* 3.5" pipe
I may get started tomorrow, but I need to do some work on my DD tahoe, so it may have to wait until later this week
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