"cold air intake" piping size
I'm toying with the same issue as well. Have you considered using the 4" ovalized adapters that transition from 4" round to whatever-size oval adapters to attach them to the cowl? The ones with a built in flange that allows you to secure the feeds to a flat sheetmetal surface with screws.
I bought a cast aluminum air cleaner hat to put on my 408" stroker, but I'm wondering if a single 4" inlet is enough.
I don't have a lot of hood clearance, and have to keep the height below 3 1/2 something inches. I would prefer to use a twin 4" inlet filter, but one with a drop base and a 14" by at least 3 inch filter.
I was using this conglomeration of the stock stuff with a K&N, but I was told it only flows about 600 cfm.
I'm toying with the same issue as well. Have you considered using the 4" ovalized adapters that transition from 4" round to whatever-size oval adapters to attach them to the cowl? The ones with a built in flange that allows you to secure the feeds to a flat sheetmetal surface with screws.
I bought a cast aluminum air cleaner hat to put on my 408" stroker, but I'm wondering if a single 4" inlet is enough.
I don't have a lot of hood clearance, and have to keep the height below 3 1/2 something inches. I would prefer to use a twin 4" inlet filter, but one with a drop base and a 14" by at least 3 inch filter.
I was using this conglomeration of the stock stuff with a K&N, but I was told it only flows about 600 cfm.
