my first custom FWI
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my first custom FWI
well i had a brain storm to use dryer vent to customize an FWI for the 1994 beast needs a little more heat wrap and a bigger filter i think im open for some constructive critisim its got a 6inch long 6 inch diameter k and n filter with a 3 inch outer diameter up top.... fits nicely where my canister used to
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Its SHINEY!!!, I assume pretty cheap and will be just as effective as much more expensive kits, so its about all you could want in a mod. Good Job
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Hmm,
The dryer venting is a pretty interesting idea, however I'd like to see the engineering that went on at the bottom. Looks like you built a flange or something there?
I've heard that if the material is not perfectly smooth on the inside it negatively affects airflow, but that stuff you used isn't that ribbed inside, is it? The ribbing tends to be on the outside instead.
Very nice!
The dryer venting is a pretty interesting idea, however I'd like to see the engineering that went on at the bottom. Looks like you built a flange or something there?
I've heard that if the material is not perfectly smooth on the inside it negatively affects airflow, but that stuff you used isn't that ribbed inside, is it? The ribbing tends to be on the outside instead.
Very nice!