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Old 06-22-2023   #31
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Default Re: After Market Air Filter Housing Question

Morning,
Take a small piece masking tape, double over itself and place on the
radiator shroud ,then place your cut REFLECTIX into position, then install
your air box. If you cut the REFLECTIX a little smaller then the bottom of air
box no one will see it when you are done. I cannot remember if I had to cut
out for the holes to mount the air box to the radiator shroud. It's not a big
deal to do this.
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Old 06-22-2023   #32
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Here's an idea I have thought about doing....My car has the stock air duct with the typical cut out air lid on the top. I was thinking of possibly cutting the bottom of the intake housing underneath the K&N (slightly smaller than the air filter so it doesn't fall out) and then cutting the shroud underneath open as well... my thought is to not only have air coming in from the top of the open air lid, but underneath it as well. I've never seen this done though.

Am I crazy to think this... or just bored? lol

Jay
If you cut the bottom of the shroud this way you won't be able to seal the air filter properly and the intake will take in unfiltered air
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Old 06-24-2023   #33
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John,

Appreciate the clarification that Reflectix is not adhered to the back of the air filter house and is just held in place by pressure.

Thanks,

Gary
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Old 06-24-2023   #34
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If you cut the bottom of the shroud this way you won't be able to seal the air filter properly and the intake will take in unfiltered air
Ahhh... didn't think of that, thanks for the tip
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Old 06-26-2023   #35
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John,

Sorry, am a bit confused on what you're recommending covering with Reflectix.

Photo of backside of air filter housing showing area over radiator.

Appreciate your clarification on how much of the backside you actually covered with Reflectix.

Such as from the outlet mouth to the vent holes or ?

Thanks,

Gary
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Old 06-26-2023   #36
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I FOUND APICTURE OF THE RADIATOR SHROUD WITH THE RELFECTIX IN
POSITION.
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Old 06-26-2023   #37
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John,

Thanks for the photo.

Please correct my observations, if I'm not interpreting photo correctly.
- Narrow end is the output of the air filter that connects to engine air input
- Fat end does not hang over the radiator coils

Thanks,

Gary
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Old 06-26-2023   #38
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OK,
Just cut the RELFECTIX TO FIT ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE AIR BOX
THAT GOES TOWARDS THE RADIATOR SHROUD. YOU CAN CUT IT A LITTLE
SMALLER THEN THE BOTTOM OF THE AIR BOX SO NO ONE CAN SEE IT
STICKING OUT.
HOPE THIS HELPS
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Old 06-29-2023   #39
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John,

Thanks for your input. Attached photo of Reflectix added to backside of air filter housing. Reflectix tacked with spots of RTV.

Thought about covering the other area shown, but was afraid the Reflectix might tear and block air conditioner condenser.

Appreciate everyone's input.

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