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Cantankerous Geezer
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Bel Aire, KS
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Looking for a way to get a cool air intake setup on my 69. One disadvantage of headers is the heat emission. Does anyone have a kit or way to set one up that looks good and doesn't use spent shell casings from Iraq?
Come to think of it, with a welder and the right size of shell casings... ![]()
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Getting cabin fever?!?!?!
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: chisholm, mn
Posts: 1,679
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you can try www.ramairbox.com that's what i want to use eventually. or go old school aand get a cowl induction hood.
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Olalla, WA
Posts: 705
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There are a few of us that have done different things. I used to run a ram-air box on my GMC stepside. Here is a picture of my GMC stepside with ram-air the day I ended up taking it off. On the GMCs there is a hole through the core support and I just put the tubes through. I moved the high/low beams to the inside and ran a screen where the other headlights would have been. On a Chevy, you don't have the extra hole to use and you would have to route the tubes elsewhere.
NSANE68!!! has a site where he sells a different style cold air intake. Probably the one that would work better than a ram-air box on your 69 Chevy.
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