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Old Feb 20, 2001 | 07:40 PM
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does this CAI have an air filter?? do they have them or am i just dumb??

Old Feb 20, 2001 | 09:03 PM
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yup..it has a filter...it's located in the wheel well at the end of that yellow tubing..
Old Feb 20, 2001 | 09:04 PM
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Just dumb.....

just playing with you there my man anywyas the filter is located in the wheel well behind the "wheel well guard thingy" material. hey did you see my relpy to your earlier post on the install??

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does this CAI have an air filter?? do they have them or am i just dumb??

Old Feb 20, 2001 | 09:16 PM
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yeah i did thanx champ, wat kinda filter is it?? does it hang off the end of the pipe or is it inside the pipe?? Im planning on making one of these things, it doesnt look like its that hard, **** paying all that money for one! I think i cud make a decent one, what kinda pipe is that anyway? can u use something else??
Old Feb 20, 2001 | 09:46 PM
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GUys have made CAIs themselves...

but I'm gonna wait for Warpspeed Performace to release theirs in a few, they are saying it will be in the mid to high $100's so a lot less than the Place Racing CAI Cattman sells!
as for making it yourslef, all I know is don't use PVC(I think thats it ) piping, its bad for the engine or something like that! Ask <b>Andrew91SE</b> I know he and another guy on here just made/installed one from materials they got from the hardware store!
BTW the filter hangs off the end of the pipe in the wheel well.

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yeah i did thanx champ, wat kinda filter is it?? does it hang off the end of the pipe or is it inside the pipe?? Im planning on making one of these things, it doesnt look like its that hard, **** paying all that money for one! I think i cud make a decent one, what kinda pipe is that anyway? can u use something else??
Old Feb 21, 2001 | 10:48 PM
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that hardware store guy would be me, i used sewer piping, very strong and heat resistant plastic (almost the same kind as the stock intake pipe). pvc is a very bad idea because when it gets hot, it starts to flake and the last thing you want being sucked into your engine is that. also i used a k & n filter in the end of cai. if you want to see where and how the filter is placed then go here to see pics of my cai setup.

http://www.geocities.com/nodoubt711/maxima2.html
Old Feb 22, 2001 | 02:08 PM
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nodoubt, your k & n filter looks like a popcharger. are they the same? how is water not pulled in through the filter? it seems like the way my popcharger is constructed, water can enter, even just a little bit. i've been considering making a CAI when it gets warmer out, but these are just some questions that i needed to clear before i actually got the materials. i'd appreciate your imput or others'. thanks.

Old Feb 22, 2001 | 05:08 PM
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yes it is a pop charger and no water will get in if you put behind the wheel well cover, i just had mine off cause i was too lazy to put back on. and it wont suck in any water unless you drive through a 2 foot flood.
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