skinny z

Has anyone seen this?


http://www.classicindustries.com/pro.../14019578.html

Justin69

Wish they made it in chrome.

Classic1

Here is a photo shoot of an unboxing of the part. Hopefully this helps.

If you have any further questions about this item, please let us know.

skinny z

Very nice. A little too late for me as I scrounged up an OEM piece that was in reasonable shape.
Now, is that part available with the openings for the twin filters and the connection to the intake arrangement for the TPI or TBI versions of these cars?

Classic1

Hi Skinnyz,
No it is not. Additionally, we could not find such a part shown or listed in the GM parts diagram in the original GM reference materials we have here in our office. If you happen to have an image of one or if you know the original GM part number, please post it here. Thanks. Have a Happy New Year.

skinny z

I HAVE one in the shop however the shop is 2500 miles away at the moment. Once I return to it, I'll dig it up and get whatever information I can.
Thanks for thinking about the 3rd gens.
Happy New Year to you too.

JamesC

iTrader: (5)

The pic isn't the best, but since many thirdgens were equipped with them....

skinny z

Do you have a picture of the radiator filler cover that goes along with those parts?

Edit:
Oops. I see it now. Are the baffles removable from the panel itself? It seems to me they are.

skinny z

Here you go. The number molded into the plastic is 25043686.

Ozz1967

iTrader: (4)

Will those fit on a Firebird or are they Camaro specific?

Ron U.S.M.C.

Man, I love that intake. IMO, the closest one to a actual cold air there is without cutting the hood.
You can even use a bonnet for a TBI.

skinny z

You have to admit, it's an efficient looking unit.
The more I think about it the more likely I think I'll be incorporating the OEM CAI into a sealed 14 x 3 filter case with a single 4" snorkle. (That's as opposed to using the OEM filters and a hat or bonnet.)