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totaleclipse_05May-19-05 11:03 AM
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#89638, "Cold Air Intake Brackets"


          

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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Originally posted by DR1665
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RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, May-19-05 11:11 AM, #1
RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, Keith2172, May-19-05 01:23 PM, #2
RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, silvreclipsers, May-20-05 04:20 AM, #3
RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, turbo8u, May-20-05 11:08 AM, #4
      RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, WIDECLIPSE, May-20-05 11:19 AM, #5
           RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, pr0, May-20-05 01:35 PM, #6
                RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, totaleclipse_05, May-20-05 08:01 PM, #7
                     RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets, kain_99gs, May-20-05 08:04 PM, #8

Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneMay-19-05 11:11 AM
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#89639, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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just let it wobble .. not gonna hurt anything.

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Keith2172May-19-05 01:23 PM
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#89643, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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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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#89657, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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Just drill a hole in the splash guard and zip tie the fucker to it, done. emoji


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#89675, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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Originally posted by DarkOne
just let it wobble .. not gonna hurt anything.


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#89676, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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Originally posted by turbo8u
Originally posted by DarkOne just let it wobble .. not gonna hurt anything.
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pr0May-20-05 01:35 PM
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#89682, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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Sure its not going to hurt anything but if you leave it hanging, eventually it will fall off. You may as well at least zip tie it.

  

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totaleclipse_05May-20-05 08:01 PM
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#89697, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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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
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Originally posted by DR1665
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kain_99gsMay-20-05 08:04 PM
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#89698, "RE: Cold Air Intake Brackets"
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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.

  

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