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orvnoob 07-29-2016 04:49 PM

Cold Air Intake Via Quarter Panel Scoop
 
Has anyone seen/done a cold air intake that runs through the quarter panel? I'm working through ways that I can install a CAI and clear the space from the old filter box without cutting through the firewall, installing a snorkel or a mushroom cap on the hood. Best idea to this point is to find or fab something like a scoop into the driver's side quarter panel. Haven't been able to find any examples of this though.

kyle96xj 07-29-2016 05:02 PM

I think you'd have trouble fitting a filter in the panel so you'd still have to have one in the engine bay which wouldn't yield you much space as opposed to the stock airbox . Pretty interesting idea though.

orvnoob 07-29-2016 05:15 PM


Originally Posted by kyle96xj (Post 3284936)
I think you'd have trouble fitting a filter in the panel so you'd still have to have one in the engine bay which wouldn't yield you much space as opposed to the stock airbox . Pretty interesting idea though.

The plan would be to run the filter in an oversized tube between the panel and the TB.

andrewmp6 07-30-2016 06:16 AM

Yeah you mean the front fender not quarter panel thats way in the back.If you go off road that would probably suck up water if you get it close enough to it.Best for you would be to use a cowl intake or cowl snorkel maybe.

Fred/N0AZZ 07-30-2016 10:53 AM

As stated even water thrown from the front tire would enter the opening plus its a bit on the low side.

orvnoob 07-31-2016 04:22 PM

My concern with the cowl intake is noise. I'm going to be DD'ing my jeep for the foreseeable future.

Turbo X_J 07-31-2016 05:54 PM

Only "noisy" when you're on it, ain't no biggie.
You can always
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andrewmp6 08-01-2016 01:44 AM

If you have off road tires those will drown out any sucking sound the intake will make.

bad_idea 08-01-2016 05:27 AM

I recently bought a 90 XJ. First Jeep I've owned. It looks like the Valdez oil spill under the hood. I've fixed most of the leaks, now just need to clean up the mess. How do you go about degreasing the engine bay? I've heard about pressure washing it, but don't want to kill my lawn.

kyle96xj 08-01-2016 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by bad_idea (Post 3285838)
I recently bought a 90 XJ. First Jeep I've owned. It looks like the Valdez oil spill under the hood. I've fixed most of the leaks, now just need to clean up the mess. How do you go about degreasing the engine bay? I've heard about pressure washing it, but don't want to kill my lawn.

Not the right place to ask this question bud, but I've heard some people like simple green as a cleaner/degreaser

Martlor13 08-01-2016 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by bad_idea (Post 3285838)
I recently bought a 90 XJ. First Jeep I've owned. It looks like the Valdez oil spill under the hood. I've fixed most of the leaks, now just need to clean up the mess. How do you go about degreasing the engine bay? I've heard about pressure washing it, but don't want to kill my lawn.

Hahah wrong thread friend

bad_idea 08-01-2016 11:00 AM

Damn phone app.


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