Easy to Remove Headlight for Cold Air?
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Easy to Remove Headlight for Cold Air?
going to the track tomorrow. I had seen how some guys have removed the pass side headlight to allow more cold air into the air filters.
Is this easy to do quickly and then re-install? Are there any downsides?
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Is this easy to do quickly and then re-install? Are there any downsides?
Thanks
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Well, I've been working hard lately to completely seal off the radiator with some ghetto fab'd duct work, foam etc. That pretty much rules out any cold air getting up to the air filters from the nose of the car. I haven't had the time to fab up a cold air intake box that will draw in air from somewhere besides the engine bay, so I thought a quick solution until doing so would be to remove the pass side light assembly to allow air directly in towards the filters
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