CIS airbox cover back in stock

[JMPRO]

After finding a new fabricator I can trust and know he will supply me without any problems I can offer these again and at much lower price than before.


You can find them here Porsche 911 & Turbo CIS Fuel Injection - Page 1

Thanks
Jerry
{Please be kind to each other waiting in line at Pelican Parts. No tazing each other will be tolerated}

[szyzygy]

How are these more effective than the "cone-shaped" one I currently have?

[JMPRO]

Originally Posted by szyzygy

How are these more effective than the "cone-shaped" one I currently have?

Not any more effective. Just gives people a bigger choice as to what to use.
Jerry

[szyzygy]

Originally Posted by JMPRO

Not any more effective. Just gives people a bigger choice as to what to use.
Jerry

ah.

I like your design better than the cone. I will consider yours when time to replace.

Thanks.

[JMPRO]

Thanks for looking.
Jerry

[Flat Six]

Nice looking piece . . . any interest in doing something similar for 3.2 airbox lids?

[Hard-Deck]

I have one; love it. And I have a brand new 1980-1983 CIS airbox to match for sale. PM me.

[JMPRO]

Originally Posted by Flat Six

Nice looking piece . . . any interest in doing something similar for 3.2 airbox lids?

To be honest I have never looked into that, maybe I will.
Jerry

[Oh Haha]

Originally Posted by szyzygy

ah.

I like your design better than the cone. I will consider yours when time to replace.

Thanks.

Not to hijack but....

How do you have a cone filter on a CIS car? Is it a one-off piece?

[vulcan300]

I second the request for a better airbox lid for the 3.2. Something with a lower profile that's easier to work around, remove, and install would be great!

[JMPRO]

Originally Posted by Oh Haha

Not to hijack but....

How do you have a cone filter on a CIS car? Is it a one-off piece?

I wondered that myself but then saw a 77 listed under his name and assumed he ment the cone shaped cover.

Jerry

[Flat Six]

Originally Posted by JMPRO

To be honest I have never looked into that, maybe I will.
Jerry

Jerry -- The Fabspeed 'Cup' airbox lid retails for $175 . . . if you could do something similar for the 3.2 as you've done for the CIS cars at about the same (~$130) price I know I'd be interested.

[SilberUrS6]

Originally Posted by flat six

jerry -- the fabspeed 'cup' airbox lid retails for $175 . . . If you could do something similar for the 3.2 as you've done for the cis cars at about the same (~$130) price i know i'd be interested.

+1

[Flat Six]

Hey Jerry -- any word on whether you're considering something similar for the 3.2 airbox?

Thanks,

Dale

[don gilbert]

That "cone" on the factory air box cover is a very highly developed piece. It acts as a velocity stack, and speeds the incoming air up. Putting anything else on is not going to make it faster, it will more than likely slow it down. Lots of dyno tests have proved that you cant improve your cover by drilling lots of holes in it, or swapping it out for one that sounds cool. Take the factory one, deburr all the flashing marks on the inside of the cone, sand and polish.