Instead of airbox

[lilwheezy75]

I saw someone make there own custom cold air intake for a 94 continental.. well i dont want to do that.. and i cant seem to find any ways to make my car have a little more muscle.. but i was wondering if i could take the airbox out and put a filter like one of these http://www.nopionline.com/promo/no1filters.cfm?vh=1 on instead... maybe just to make it look cool... and how would gettin rid of the air duct under my fender impact my intake.. Would it give more airflow or not?

 

[Kustomz]

I think we fabricated an intake for this model as a one off at some point. Post an overhead image of your engine bay/ airbox area and I will see what we can do for you.

Warren

 

[lilwheezy75]

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/5/web/1433000-1433999/1433275_10.jpg

There you go...

I dont know how to upload pics straight into the forum so if its too small you can go to my cardomain site.. and look at page 2.. my engines there and its a bigger picture...

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/1433275/2

 

[Kustomz]

No experience with the V6 model, but it appears you could calmp a filter direct to the MAF. Just be sure to use a quality filter such as K&N or the S&B filters that we sell. The link for the units you posted earlier would not provide an adequate filtration job.

 

[lilwheezy75]

so where would i clamp the filter,,, right in place wheere the airbox was connected?

And do you have an online store i can look at.. i dont see a link?

 

[lincoln66613]

I put an reactive air intake on my 1993 Lincoln Continental from a Honda SI 2000 a littl bit of mod work but very easy. It will not gain much power that I noticed but it gives it a better sound and will help a little with the gas mileage. If you need any help let me know I may have a few parts laying around here from when I used it.

 

[Kustomz]

so where would i clamp the filter,,, right in place wheere the airbox was connected?

And do you have an online store i can look at.. i dont see a link?

Our replacement filters are shown at; http://www.kustomz.com/cat3.html

You would need filter part# R350005PS and would have to fabricate a bracket for support of the MAF once the stock airbox is removed.