I am very interested in doing the OSCAI this weekend. I have searched everywhere for this. All i could find was the parts to use. The 20inch shop vac hose, but i am unable to find pics for this. Is anyone using this method?I just have a drop in k&n panel. I have already taken out the resinator box that is located under the battery.

 

i too would like pics of this, ( on a side not can you take a pic of the resonator you took out for me please) i have K&N panel filter too

 

i would but i threw it away, just a liilte box under battery, one of the bolts was a pain in the *** to get out, cause i didnt remove battery to do it

 

It is a corrogated 20-inch hose. Why are these intakes so difficult to comprehend?

 

Exactly...what's so hard about going to Home Depot and asking them for vac hose? Not many people use it since it is not a good intake choice....

Phenryiv1 any chance to get a final intake sticky so we don't have them so often?

 

Working on that, alongside of the exhaust sticky.

Unfortunately, all of the pics in the FAQs ARE dead, so I need people who have the mod to take pics for the Sticky...

 

hard to find anyone who is still running the OSCAI. I don't remember anyone who has it now.

 

I'm sorry, i thought a few people were using this method. I didnt realize no one was doing this. I figured i'd try it out, i seen on home depot web site, the hose, its 19.99. but just wanted pics to see what it looks like installed.

 

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=51764
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/419549/5

 

part of the reason that the OSCAI has become so rare is that when it was popular, there were NO intakes for the 4th gen that were inexpensive. Now, ebay sellers have ripped off the Injen and Place Racing CAIs, as well as the Midpipe for a WAI, and the simple adapters for a short ram or JWT-style intake.

With all of these options on the market, most users buy one that is pre-made and avoid the headache. When the OSCAI was first devised, the cheapest CAI available was over $150, and some went to over $200.

 

didn't realize that. Thanks for the info