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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 09:15 AM
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I'm installing my harris speed works wet kit using the tnt power ring and i got the power ring on my throttle body with some silicone grease but now it is to far towards the air box to get my maf and lid back on. When i position the maf the top half of it is inside the power ring so there is no way i can get it back far enough to get my rubber boot on. Anyone have any suggestions or would it be my lid which i thought was a mti carbon fiber is to long pushing everything back.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 11:26 AM
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cant you just shorten your bellow???
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 11:58 AM
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alot of people will trim the end of the lid to get the extra room for the ring
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 02:52 PM
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I had to trip everything on my car to get it to fit in there nice.
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Old Mar 23, 2007 | 08:34 AM
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I decided to scrap the whole power ring thing and got a rubber boot on order from my local john deer dealer. It is a 3 1/2" x 3 1/4" reducing coupling with a thick wall to wedge my nozzles into. I got the ring for 20 bucks from a local guy and i don't see anyway how it will work with my lid and radiator shroud the way it is now. I should have took a picture to show my problem but i took it back off. I had about an inch to an inch and a half between the radiator shroud and my ring so their was no way to even fit the maf close to lining it up on the angle it needed without having the top 1" of the maf inside the ring itself. If i have time on monday i'll post a picture if i can get it back on.
I tried the search but couldn't find any pictures besides a corvette with the power ring on which those cars have loads of room to work with. If anyone has a picture or some idea to help with the problem i would really appreciate it.
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Old Mar 23, 2007 | 01:08 PM
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i trimmed my lid and went and made my own bellow outta from the Fernco mod... Hope this helps.
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Old Mar 23, 2007 | 02:21 PM
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I tried the different ferncos but couldn't find one that matched really well. The 4x3 seemed awful big on the throttle body and it seems like I need a 22.5 degree elbow. I can't wait to see what this reducing boot from my john deere dealer looks like on monday.
Another thing i was wondering about with using a fernco with two nozzles would i have a problem with the nozzles wanting to push thru the rubber? Since ferncos do not have the corded cloth weave inside the rubber itself. I'm hoping the deere boot will have a weave since it is used on their turbo parts.
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Old Mar 25, 2007 | 09:41 AM
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just found out that i have the same problem as u. i just now tried to install my nitrous ring and my damn lid and maf are pressed right up against the ring kinda pissed right now cause i can't see a good way to fit this thing. i don't think i can trim enough of the lid because the damn iac sensor. oh well. someone chime in with some good pics of a resolution plz...
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Old Mar 25, 2007 | 02:14 PM
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i went crazy tryin to get mine to fit. so i ditched the ring and drilled and tapped my MAF and put the nozzels in there... has worked great for me
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Old Mar 25, 2007 | 04:02 PM
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i went crazy tryin to get mine to fit. so i ditched the ring and drilled and tapped my MAF and put the nozzels in there... has worked great for me
thought about that also. couldn't find a tap around here today (sunday) so i just decided to drill the fernco mod and put a nut and threadlocker on the nozzle. keepin my fingers crossed!
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I was in the same boat guys. I couldnt seem to find a solution. I trimmed my lid and notched my radiator cover and trimmed my smooth bellow and still didnt fit right. Then it dawned on me. I went and got the 3x3 fernco. It will save you alot of time and headache. You have to trim it at an angle to get the right angle to fit everything and be on good and tight but it WILL work. I wish did this before i trimmed my lid and ****. But get the fernco and cut it to however short you need it and everything will fit I promise.
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Old Mar 25, 2007 | 05:16 PM
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I was in the same boat guys. I couldnt seem to find a solution. I trimmed my lid and notched my radiator cover and trimmed my smooth bellow and still didnt fit right. Then it dawned on me. I went and got the 3x3 fernco. It will save you alot of time and headache. You have to trim it at an angle to get the right angle to fit everything and be on good and tight but it WILL work. I wish did this before i trimmed my lid and ****. But get the fernco and cut it to however short you need it and everything will fit I promise.
nope. won't work with me. when i put the ring on the tb and then tried to put the lid and maf on, the maf was sitting right up against the ring. no way to put anything in between them! i'm sure there's a way with ALOT of trimming and relocating the iac but i just said screw it for now. it's warm out, taking the cover off the pool so i'm gonna a few beeeeeeers. and chill... hehehehe.
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Old Mar 26, 2007 | 11:50 AM
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I got my boot from the deere dealer today and i think its going to work perfectly. For $27 its not the cheapest thing but it has a nice this sidewall and it reduces for a better fit. Another nice thing is it is very flexible even with a nice sidewall. I'll try to get up some pics and if anyone needs a part # i can get that too.
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Old Mar 27, 2007 | 01:14 AM
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TNTs instructions will have you trim a little off the neck of the airlid. i think i cut off about .750" to get everything to fit. the hardest part for me was getting the ring itself onto the throttlebody.
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Old Mar 27, 2007 | 10:03 AM
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Dont Use The Ring, Drill And Tap The Maf Housing After The Sensor
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Old Mar 27, 2007 | 11:25 AM
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I think this john deere boot will work much better then that ring. The ring just would not work and i don't see how tnt, a reputable company, could sell something that would be a bolt in and go part that doesn't work, but i guess this is the case. They should just market these rings for the corvettes because they have all kinds of room to work with, and in that situation it would work great.
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Old Mar 27, 2007 | 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by pddye
I think this john deere boot will work much better then that ring. The ring just would not work and i don't see how tnt, a reputable company, could sell something that would be a bolt in and go part that doesn't work, but i guess this is the case. They should just market these rings for the corvettes because they have all kinds of room to work with, and in that situation it would work great.
seems the pontiac guys don't have much trouble with fitting the ring in either...
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Old Mar 27, 2007 | 09:09 PM
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The way i made my power ring work was to trim the air lid,and put the mass air directly in the lid,trimed the slp boot at a slight angle,tight but it works.If you need pictures let me know and i'll try to post some.-not all lid necks are the same length-mine is a wisper lid.
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Old Mar 28, 2007 | 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by streetlegalls1
The way i made my power ring work was to trim the air lid,and put the mass air directly in the lid,trimed the slp boot at a slight angle,tight but it works.If you need pictures let me know and i'll try to post some.-not all lid necks are the same length-mine is a wisper lid.
pics plz...
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Old Mar 28, 2007 | 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by stangbangin69
pics plz...
I'll try to get them up by friday
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