Re: Update / Good Deal!

From: Canucker Trucker (mal5@ualberta.net)
Date: Mon Jul 08 2002 - 13:13:58 EDT


BTW, nice truck you have .. looks like a lot of the same mods I have coming
to me! My heat shielding looks similar to your cardboard ones (except
they're outta galvanized steel). The only difference is the one that runs
along the side of the filter: mine is extended forward a little further and
angled a bit toward the driver side and then sticks out front right beside
the rad .. I'm not sure if your A/C lines will get in the way or not ... I
don't have A/C (at least it looks like A/C lines from the pics on your
website)

PS was it as big a pain for you to get around the cruise control module as
it was for me!?

--
Canuck
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Y2K 4.7L 2wd 5spd

""Donald Mallett"" <mallett@prepaidlegal.com> wrote in message news:agcfkj$116$1@bent.twistedbits.net... > > Sounds like your having fun!!!!! I would like to see some photos of the air > intake setup!! > > *---------------------------------Y2KOTA---------------------------------* > Don Mallett > Y2K QC 4.7L Auto SLT+ > http://Geocities.com/maldbnsf/ > http://www.dakota-truck.net/profiles/dakota/QwkvWz@DAJFf6/profile.htm > *-------------Straight home & no playing in the puddles!-------------* > > > > > So here's a quick update on my Dakota project (probably no one cares, but I > > feel like telling someone). > > > > My K&N cone finally came in friday and construction of my custom intake > > began. So far, I've fabbed up 1/2 of the heat shield out of sheet metal and > > I've removed the rubber flap from the passenger side of the radiator. I > > extended my heat shield to direct air from that opening right onto the > > filter (I put a screen overtop of the opening though to avert any > > unsuspecting bugs from being sucked into the K&N). I also cut a hole in my > > engine bay directly below where the filter will sit (and let me tell you GOD > > BLESS Dremel Tools! ... especially the flexible wands!). All that's left to > > do now is fab up the rear half of the heat shield, mount the small air line > > to the new intake and then port out the throttle body. > > > > This weekend, I also bought some spark plugs and here's where the good deal > > comes in. I grabbed 4 packs of two and brought them to the till, and the > > dumb ass only rang one pack through! woohoo, I got a set of plugs for $3.29 > > CDN! heh heh... > > > > Up next on my list is the exhaust (I have my flowmaster on order), > > thermostat, and HO cams (Also on order). Then I'm going to throw her on the > > Dyno again and see what a difference it made. > > > > -- > > Canuck > > -------------------------------------------- > > Y2K 4.7L 2wd 5spd > >



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