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Anyone done this to thier airbox cover?

If so what are the advantages/disadvantages?

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Do a search...

Round Holes Cut In Cis Air Box?
Keep the air box stock or cut it up?
airbox mod
Drilling out Air box
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With how dirty your car is, get ready do go thru a lot of filters

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Thanks for the thread leads....already did the search but most are not on 3.2. Looks like no value at all except more noise.

Steve...................not my car! just an example I found on the internet.
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Increase in sound, kind of like taking the cover off your old 4 barrel, sound awsome but little if any performance improvement, also water gets in (not good) when it rains out. Does sound kinda cool though, should have a spare complete one for rainy days.
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I'm sure the mice will love it should you ever decide to put the car in storage.
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FYI, I done it to mine. First I drilled it, later I hacked off the top, leaving the sides and clasps to hold the filter in. Nice sound at full throttle...
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For what it's worth I didn't notice anything and went back to the stock cover. If you want sound change the muffler. If you can hear the intake the exhaust isn't loud enough......
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Just think of the weight savings!!
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Do a search...
+1 (and all of these are for 3.2L)
Drilling holes in airbox - hole pattern?
"Airbox Mod" for 3.2L
Question on K&N filter
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To accomplish the same purpose, simply "section" the lid portion completely off. Don't bother with drilling holes. Same as the "Cup" lid.

Advantages then?--> you have perfect access to all 4 hold-down clamps on the lid, no issues, oil (filter) changes become a bit easier,..... top valve cover access is a bit easier.... and ( for me) you can see and adjust the top-side of the Koni-adjustable shocks with the removable hand-wheel....also easier.
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Lets water get on the filter element when you wash the car if you're not careful.
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Remove that ugly box...Install an adapter...Put a cone filter.
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Filter is placed well in "front" near the firewall...I don't se a big water entry issue. Like I said, same as "cup" lid for cup cars, and they race in the rain.

As to cone filters, what will that accomplish ( as to being "better" than a sectioned lid?). Plus...not all cone filters have the nipple you need to capture the oil fumes line that needs to be re-attached. Now you're open to the engine compartment making a mess or having to use a vent bottle...usually with its own drain valve and filter. Gets needlessly complicated.
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If You Can Hear The Intake The Exhaust Isn't Loud Enough......
Perfect!

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