Will this fit ?
11-14-2002, 08:05 PM
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11-14-2002, 11:09 PM
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The Trasher CAI will NOT fit a bonneville. The high speed fan switch and harness will, but it'* really not going to buy you much if you just go with the 180° Thermostat and tranny cooler. Depends on your preference for heat damage insurance!
As far as the CAI is concerned, there'* differing opinions on just how much performance change there would be. I'm going to build one for the ADTR intake that will fit a Series 1, but probably not a Series 2. Really all you need is a heatshield below and on the radiator side of the intake. This forces the air draw from behind the headlight and in the fender.
As far as the CAI is concerned, there'* differing opinions on just how much performance change there would be. I'm going to build one for the ADTR intake that will fit a Series 1, but probably not a Series 2. Really all you need is a heatshield below and on the radiator side of the intake. This forces the air draw from behind the headlight and in the fender.
11-14-2002, 11:36 PM
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I'm going to offer my CAI design to him for free. He'* done enough for us already. Should'nt take much to make it fit a series 2. If Hector doesn't want it, I'll publish my plans for public use. Just figgered I should give a little back to him for what he'* doing for us. Ty, too.
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