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Old 11-03-2005, 03:56 PM
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cold air intake

I saw a post a while back that said how to put together a homemade cold air intake for a zx2.

I want to do it for my 96 escort lx. Does anyone have that link, or another one?

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Re: cold air intake

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Originally Posted by bj21
I saw a post a while back that said how to put together a homemade cold air intake for a zx2.

I want to do it for my 96 escort lx. Does anyone have that link, or another one?

Thanks!
I was proberbly me who posted before.This site was helpfull to me. Mods Only thing I did differnt was I sured central vac plumbing pipes because they were thinner and lighter to use and I was able to put a 2 inch elbow at each aux light spots in the bumper. Then "t" them into one peice.
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