JCurry

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW, i just noticed these on ebay and wondered if they did anything, and if so how hard would it be too make one, anypics of anyone that has these

Mr. Gadget

its gay

for the cost of shipping alone you can fab a true cai dont waste your $$ or time replicating this SHOW piece

hondahater

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I was wondering the same thing about the heat shielded ones. However after thinking about it I'm just going to get some tubing and make a cai that goes to the front of my car like some others have done. I like this way better because close to the wheel where rain can get is not good for cars in louisiana where it rains 2/3 of the year

JCurry

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so these dont do any good, and how do u fab up a cold air intake, all i have is one of those filters

hondahater

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do a search but here is one that will get you somewhere

https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/cai-route-338303/

Evil Aviator

I could actually see some legitimate applications for that heat shield in an RX-7. For example, you could mount it sideways to help keep most of the hot radiator discharge air from the filter in some instances, depending on your setup. Also, you could use it as the top cover for a CAI system. The shield mounts pretty close to the filter, so I'm not sure if that would be the best thing for a high-hp TII engine with a single turbo that is going to need the whole filter body, but it would create no problem whatsoever for an NA street engine. The price seems a bit stiff, but stainless steel, fabrication, and polishing are not cheap in the US, so it may be worth it to those who can't make one themselves.

cwsttu

haha good call evil aviator...i was thinking the same thing... mount it behind the filter in my setup... but its not worth it to me cause im just too short on cash and my true cold air intake works just fine anwyay