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Feb 6, 2005 | 03:35 PM

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macho_mike21

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you could probably cut a plexiglass(or what ever that thing is made of) wedge and clean those gaps up

I think I'm just gonna stick with the insulation. I have a HUGE roll of it. I wanna make it really clean looking, but I don't think it'* gonna happen with this stuff.

function over fashion as far as engines go... honestly, how many people see your engine?

How is that held on to the airbox?

Feb 6, 2005 | 03:37 PM

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function over fashion as far as engines go... honestly, how many people see your engine?

How is that held on to the airbox?

It'* more of a organization factor really. I might just end up doing the whole top part of the airbox.

It'* held up by black duct tape that'* hidden under the insulation.

Feb 6, 2005 | 05:37 PM

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you could cover the inside of the top plexiglass part and cut out a pontiac symbol or something so you can see the filter through it. It might look a little better. :?: