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For those removing stock intake silencer, what did you fill the holes with?


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It was suggested in another thread that the stock intake silencer can be removed to gain that nice intake sound. In the link below, the top box has two large openings or connections with the intake tube, what did you use to plug these two openings? Similarly, on the smaller attached picture, there is a small tube that protrudes from the stock intake. If you removed this, how did you close the opening?

 

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This topic came up awhile back and unfortuenatly I cannot find the old thread on your exact question.

 

Anyway apparently the home improvement stores or hardware has pcv plumbing caps/plugs that can cap off those muffler holes you speak of.

 

The old thread actually had the sizes and part#s but ill be damned if I can find it.

 

Just be sure however you decide to plug the holes that it cannot fall into the intake tube!

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Thank you wwwperfa-zn0w! Are both holes the same size, it looks like the rear hole is smaller. One question, I've never seen these clamps that hold on the silencer. How are they removed? I added a picture of the clamp.

 

I am a little afraid to drive to Lowe's or Home Depot with the silencer holes open as the engine will be sucking in unfiltered air that hasn't passed the MAF sensor. Maybe it's best to take it off, measure it and then put it back on (or tape over the holes) for the drive over.

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Bumping with pictures.

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The stock clamps only need the little tooth bent back, that's holding the stock clamp on, and then it'll just fall a part.

 

Do not over tighten the new rubber caps, just tighten till you feel some resistance.

 

This is under $8 in parts, and less than 10 minutes time.

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