Custom Air-Box Lids
#22
That looks nice! I have the lid drawn in CAD so it is a perfect match to the original dimensions, then I add the custom artwork. I am in the process of sourcing Medium Denisty Foam as I have the gasket drawn as well. The stuff I am trying right now doesnt cut very well with a laser, but since it is already in cad, there is a foam company in Knoxville that I can have this sourced and then offer a one piece gasket. This will be benificial to anyone trying to stuff a K&N under the stock lid, as well as, offer the clearence needed for the flat lexan and then I can offer a few colors as well as 1/2 and 1" thickness. I tried using the play mat foam, looks great, easiely available.... cuts like **** with a laser, that stuff needs a press pattern.
#23
That looks nice! I have the lid drawn in CAD, then add the artwork. I am in the process of sourcing Medium Denisty Foam as I have the gasket drawn as well. The stuff I am trying right now doesnt cut very well with a laser, but since it is already in cad, there is a foam company in Knoxville that I can have this sourced. This will be benificial to anyone trying to stuff a K&N under the stock lid, and I can offer a few colors as well as 1/2 and 1" thickness. I tried using the play mat foam, looks great, easiely available.... cuts like **** with a laser, that stuff needs a press pattern.
#24
Badass, You don't want to know what I paid for the laser.... I hope it looks good.
Here is what I was talking about for a gasket, this one is out of playmat, and cuts like crap It is 1/2"x1/2" shouldnt let any air in.
Chris, I'm not gonna send this untill I can get you something better, notice it has a bunch of trimmings hanging on.
Here is what I was talking about for a gasket, this one is out of playmat, and cuts like crap It is 1/2"x1/2" shouldnt let any air in.
Chris, I'm not gonna send this untill I can get you something better, notice it has a bunch of trimmings hanging on.
#25
I used thick window A/C stripping... worked surprisingly good...I want a corvette like intake where a vent of some sort could squeeze above the radiator and into the front of the airbox...but the results may not be worth the work
#26
Instead of using a thick gasket that will eventually break down and get uneven, make up lexan shims and notch them so a custom fit 'o' ring can be used....or a colored silicone rope that can be cut to length and bonded..that would give a kind of 3d racing stripe around the perimeter....and a positive seal....