Thread: Pictures of my custom made CAI

I have had some people ask me what my CAI looks like. I have included some pics. I personal made this is roughly a few hours. The cost was ......under $30 minus the filter. I still need to make my tube and attach my fastners to hold down the cover (don't mind the black tape it's Temp)


The PCM is mounted inside of the CAI also. The CAI is sealed except for the fender opening and behind the headlight. It flows alot of air and my Aero Forces gauges shows it to stay cool

Originally Posted by carl06GT

wheres the pics?

sorry there up now

Yea some, sure can hear the SC yelling when you stomp on it. I will feel more one I add my headers and pully drop. I am getting ready to order them in a day or so. They will support my current mods in the signature

Originally Posted by carl06GT

make sure you get a tune to make sure you dont have KR

I have no KR now, and will check after headers and pully

What did you use for the Box itself is it plexiglass and do you have any dimentions for this it looks real nice and I want to make one

Originally Posted by jacobmh27

What did you use for the Box itself is it plexiglass and do you have any dimentions for this it looks real nice and I want to make one

high temp Lexan

youd hear your blower more if you just put the cone on the MAF and be done with it.

looks pretty good

now just get rid of that that junk tubing from the maf to the throttle body and you will be in business.

Originally Posted by blowfishRus6

now just get rid of that that junk tubing from the maf to the throttle body and you will be in business.

suggestion on what to use to replace that junk tubing from MAF to TB

i just used pvc pipe. no ridges to disrupt air flow

Where did you get the Lexan from

Looks really Nice!

Originally Posted by blowfishRus6

i just used pvc pipe. no ridges to disrupt air flow

That other little rice filter is cute

Have you thought about dropping a piece of plastic or something on top of your intake box to keep the hot air out MORE? Just wondering...

why keep hot air out? the blower does that for us anyway.