Anyone tried the Robinette homemaid cold air intake?
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Anyone tried the Robinette homemaid cold air intake?
I have an open air (hot air) intake right now and the foam filter has a small hole in it from the last time I washed it. I was thinking about modifying the stock air box (I have a spare) as shown on Rob Robinette's site, but I want to find out if anyone else has had any experience with this. I'm sure it is brings in cooler air than what I have now, but how is it compared to the expensive cold air intakes? I'm not ready to pay $400-$500 for one yet, especially if there is no noticeable difference.
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rob also says just making a heat sheield works, I don;t rememebr which procedure is to modify the stock airbox, but just get a RB inlet for liek 90$, they work great
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Originally posted by KZ1
rob also says just making a heat sheield works, I don;t rememebr which procedure is to modify the stock airbox, but just get a RB inlet for liek 90$, they work great
rob also says just making a heat sheield works, I don;t rememebr which procedure is to modify the stock airbox, but just get a RB inlet for liek 90$, they work great
Hell, I still have the RB duct and K&N in good condition. Make me an offer, it's sitting in my garage.
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