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    I was wondering what size is the air box going to the tube? i am going to put on a open cone filter.
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    I think it's 3.75 inches
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    would you put the filter inside or outside the tube?
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    Outside..they usually have ribs on teh inside to seal to a tube
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    ok i might as well just put in right on the tb? thats a 4"?
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    put some kind of bend on the intake like a 45 or 60 degree roughly 4-6 inches long

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    1997 GTP . repainted in jet black with blue pearl. rebuilt motor
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    PVC 22.5 bend 4" will work fine
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    I went to go put on my open cone on, i went to go remove the air box and there are wires that hook up to the air bix. what do they do and how can i remove them?
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    The IAT in the accordian tube?

    Or the PCM in the airbox itself?

    IAT, stuff it in the filter and slap it on the TB.

    PCM...just yank the harness off of the box it is clipped into.
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    I think it the pcm. what else would i need to look out for when taking the box out? Im just going to put a cone on the accordian tube
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    where would i relocate the pcm?
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    Where the airbox was.

    Just leave it there, it doesn't move.

    I did that on both of my WBody's...you're fine.
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    Zip ties and weather stripping should cease any rattles you may encounter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackFlag View Post
    Zip ties and weather stripping should cease any rattles you may encounter.
    So its not bolted to the body of the car. its held in by the air box? im confussed.
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    Yes.

    The PCM is held in by the airbox.

    Which is bolted the the body.

    So when you remove the airbox, the PCM isn't bolted to anything.

    So just set it there.

    It's fine.

    You're over analyizing this.
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    I've changed my opinion on the topic.

    Secure it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1996pontiac View Post
    So its not bolted to the body of the car. its held in by the air box? im confussed.

    correct, the air box is bolted to the car, the pcm just hangs out in there, why, who knows its dumb lol

    mine is also just laying there unsecured, it dont move at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    I've changed my opinion on the topic.

    Secure it.
    ***k you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottydoggs View Post
    correct, the air box is bolted to the car, the pcm just hangs out in there, why, who knows its dumb lol

    mine is also just laying there unsecured, it dont move at all.
    Oh yes it does.

    Pick it up and inspect the case.

    Its moving alright.
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