where in our cars are we suppose to mount the intake tube support brackets. i ordered a cheap cold air intake and it didnt come with directions, its nice though. just that i dont know how the pipe is suppose to stay still and secure and not jump around a lot. a picture of where these locations would be would be great, but any help is appreciated
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#89639, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets" In response to Reply # 0
just let it wobble .. not gonna hurt anything.
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#89643, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets" In response to Reply # 1
the cheap ones let the upper pipe rest on the battery, and the lower pipe usually wants to clamp/bolt somewhere down around the horn. Hope that helps, your question isn't to specific.
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#89697, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets" In response to Reply # 6
alright, i used the little L-shaped brackets around the spot where the 2 pipes connect and i mounted it to the block with one of the screws. works really nice and doesnt rub against the battery at all. also i zip tied the bottom pipe to a bunch of wires in a wire loom and it holds damn well. doesnt move at all and i'm very happy with it. i'll have to get some pics up so everyone can see.
Mike D -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Originally posted by DR1665 You're welcome to all the beer you can drink, but you have to go get it yourself. Don't get pissy when we point to the fridge and tell you to get it yourself.
#89698, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets" In response to Reply # 7
This is gonna be really ghetto but zip tie that thing the plastic around your fan. it sticks far enough away from the rotating blades that it won't hurt anything.