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09-22-2021, 08:48 AM
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Modified stock intake
So I took a shot of modifying my stock iron intake. Tried to copy Cliffs intake pics. Traced out what I wanted and the took a Sawzall to the big pieces. Then took a electric die grinder and blended in the rest. Right side was easy but the left was much thicker and took some time. Using the same 1/2" spacer which has a notch already so I didn't remove any metal from the center divider. Just opened it from a 4 hole spacer to matching the intake.If it doesn't gain any HP at least its lighter now. Lol
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