Jeal Carbon Fiber Intake

[HAWAIIZR-1]

Originally Posted by JT ZR-Won

Yep, that's the one... what a great looking design! When I looked up under the car, it seems the reversed air lid is the way to go

It a nice piece for sure. It seems like all of the possibilities do not do much for performance and mostly for looks, but this one I do like regardless. I know LocoBob ran some dyno testing on various air boxes with hardly any difference between them.

I agree with you about getting cooler air has to be beneficial compared to the stock design of sucking in hot engine compartment air.


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[GOLDCYLON]

Originally Posted by HAWAIIZR-1

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Thanks Craig I had not seen one of those before.

[Dynomite]

Originally Posted by viper107

or the other one that looks aluminum is awsome too,id love one of those!!

Originally Posted by JT ZR-Won

For sure! I believe that was the one designed by Marc Coplan. I should have bought one of those way back in the day.

Post 34 - Stainless Steel Air Box and Air Filter (L98 and LT5)

L98


LT-5

[aafc]

I 'am using the stock air filter assembly warped in DEL cool tape with the hole
in front bumper from the A/O engineering. I also have the bubble warp
aluminum between the filter housing and radiator housing. It is not glued
down but sandwiched between them. That alone will help reduce hot air
reaching the lower side of the filter.

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[HAWAIIZR-1]

Originally Posted by GOLDCYLON

Thanks Craig I had not seen one of those before.

You are welcome Daryll. It is the only one that I like of our options.

BTW, my quest for the Cragar key was a bust after buying two possibilities. Thanks again for your help.

[HAWAIIZR-1]

Originally Posted by aafc

I 'am using the stock air filter assembly warped in DEL cool tape with the hole

in front bumper from the A/O engineering. I also have the bubble warp

aluminum between the filter housing and radiator housing. It is not glued

down but sandwiched between them. That alone will help reduce hot air

reaching the lower side of the filter.



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That is some great ingenuity and anything to help the air to be cooler is a great improvement.


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[aafc]

Here is the ZR-1 Splash front plate I modified to feed air into the stock air
filter housing. The hole in the front bumper was made for the A/O Engineering
cold air setup. I removed that and modified the opening to feed air straight
into the air filter. The ZR-1 Splash front plate was cut out to let air thru and
a black plastic screen installed to stop paper, small birds, etc from getting into
the filter. I still have a number of the ZR-1's Splash plate filler for the 1990
and 1991 thru 1995 for sale PM me for more information.
John

[HAWAIIZR-1]

Originally Posted by aafc

Here is the ZR-1 Splash front plate I modified to feed air into the stock air

filter housing. The hole in the front bumper was made for the A/O Engineering

cold air setup. I removed that and modified the opening to feed air straight

into the air filter. The ZR-1 Splash front plate was cut out to let air thru and

a black plastic screen installed to stop paper, small birds, etc from getting into

the filter. I still have a number of the ZR-1's Splash plate filler for the 1990

and 1991 thru 1995 for sale PM me for more information.

John

Very cool! No pun intended. [emoji1360]🤙🏼


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