[NISMOrob]

I bought a HS CAI off a forum member which had a fitting added to it for a NOS nozzel. I dont have NOS so I need to plug up the hole, its about a 1/2-3/4inch hole. I think Im gonna use some duct tape till I have time to do something more perminant.
Anyone have suggestions for a permanant solution?

 

[Gibnutz_101]

Just leave it

 

[lee_harvey]

i would just leave it. theres this stuff that my company uses to put in windshields(urethane) it holds 4800lbs per square inch. but its very messy.

 

[NISMOrob]

leave a hole in the intake tube after the MAF, that will make the car run like crap. The fitting was a tube it was not welded on, just had two nuts holding it to the tube.

 

[lee_harvey]

yeah, didnt think about that. try a nitrous fitting in the old hole and just plug that.

 

[NISMOrob]

Ok the fitting that was in the intake was a tube that was threaded on the inside and out side. The tube was held onto the intake by 3/4inch nuts one on the outside of the intake and the other on the inside. If I get a bolt or something like that to put in the fitting I will still have a 3/4 nut on the inside of the intake tube. I am trying to plug the hole without there being any obstruction inside the intake.

 

[lee_harvey]

in that case, i would try the urethane from a windshield replacement store. But it needs to sit at least 24hrs after use. Or just keep the duct tape handy

 

[redflores3]

if you are not going to use it anymore
get quick steel

 

[NISMOrob]

What is Quick Steel and where can I get it? Is it just like JB Weld?

 

[silversx]

Just put some tape over it. I have a MAF adapter on my car that's made for a 95+ up SR20 with the Intake Air Temperature sensor, and I just put some duct tape over it. It's never came loose...ever.

 

[BruHaHa]

I think Quick Steel is used for body repair. If it is, you should be able to find it in the auto body section of your local parts store.

Here's a link telling you what it is...
http://stock-number.com/quicksteel-metal-repair.php

 

[NISMOrob]

found quick steel at Kragen, I will look into long term solutions. Bought some hose tape for short term, but the hole is bigger than a temp sensor hole so I think tape will not hold as well.

 

[BlkB14]

i had to use my cai off of my black car for my green one.
i just wrapped e-tape around the hole, works fine. doesnt look the best, but screw it.. im goin turbo...

 

[Justin]

yeah, 1/2 or 3/4 inch is about the same size as the temp sensor. Why spend more money if you dont have to? Just duct tape it and be done, it will work fine.

 

[brian]

I just used a nut and bolt and some silicone