Cold air intake box pics please

[ishnish]

So does anyone have pics of their cold air intake system? I wanna see if anyone has an intake box installed on their car and would like to see all the different setups. I plan on making one myself and saw a great article (http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/articles-intake-exhaust/194759-diy-cold-air-intake.html) on how to do so. I just wish there was pics for each step cause I am a little lost on how to mount the box in the engine bay. Anyways, some pics of different setups would be great .

Also, is it worth it installing a cold air box around the filter? Would it make that much of a difference? Thank you

 

[gixrman]

Thanks! I'm glad I inspired you to do it. You are what we need to keep this sport/ hobbie going. As the saying goes "Do nothing, achieve nothing!"

 

[96DSM_Steve]

That looks clean 4Lurker4, great job!

 

[ishnish]

4lurker4, that is seriously the most cleanest shield I've seen on a dsm.. How did you make it and what materials? I am in love!

 

[kickasskid2087]

Best picture I have of my box. It seals against the fender, headlight, and hood when closed.

 

[dsmaddict123]

Best picture I have of my box. It seals against the fender, headlight, and hood when closed.

where did u get that box? or did u make it?

 

[OutKastGSX]

Best picture I have of my box. It seals against the fender, headlight, and hood when closed.

Wow very clean bay. nice.

 

[kickasskid2087]

where did u get that box? or did u make it?

I made it, followed this tutorial.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/articles-intake-exhaust/194759-diy-cold-air-intake.html

Wow very clean bay. nice.

Thank you very much.

 

[4Lurker4]

That looks clean 4Lurker4, great job!

Thanks!

4lurker4, that is seriously the most cleanest shield I've seen on a dsm.. How did you make it and what materials? I am in love!

Making it took a while, since I made it custom to sit flush on all sides and conform to the shapes/angles around it to make it look clean. Materials were thin sheet metal, might redo it in CF or FG later on.