Crono1321
06-13-2002, 08:44 PM
Hey guys,
Today I got my HotShot Cold Air Intake in, and immediately started to put it in. I have finished all cutting, removal of stock intake pieces, and I even have enough of the Intake assembled so that I have it connected to the MAF and the MAF adapter. Now here is the part I get confused/tricked with. First of all, after attaching the MAF adapter to the MAF, does it face with the adapter toward pipe #1 or pipe #2, pipe #1 being the one closest to the throttle body.
Second question: I am having quite a bit of trouble with the second piece. It seems as though at the point where the two pieces were welded together, it should be another 90 degrees left. Basically, instead of pointing towards the MAF, it points up in the air. Can anyone help me with this I am very stressed about it as I'm sure you can tell. Thanks a million!
(Sidenote)~ I DID search the forum for this, but couldn't find any people with the same problems. I need to know the answer to question TWO ASAP. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer me.
Today I got my HotShot Cold Air Intake in, and immediately started to put it in. I have finished all cutting, removal of stock intake pieces, and I even have enough of the Intake assembled so that I have it connected to the MAF and the MAF adapter. Now here is the part I get confused/tricked with. First of all, after attaching the MAF adapter to the MAF, does it face with the adapter toward pipe #1 or pipe #2, pipe #1 being the one closest to the throttle body.
Second question: I am having quite a bit of trouble with the second piece. It seems as though at the point where the two pieces were welded together, it should be another 90 degrees left. Basically, instead of pointing towards the MAF, it points up in the air. Can anyone help me with this I am very stressed about it as I'm sure you can tell. Thanks a million!
(Sidenote)~ I DID search the forum for this, but couldn't find any people with the same problems. I need to know the answer to question TWO ASAP. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer me.