Joe z intake add on cone filter?

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10-12-14, 06:50 AM

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Joe z intake add on cone filter?

I have a Joe Z intake pipe I currently have it with stock air box and an afe dry drop in filter, would I be able to take the air box out and add a cone filter with heat shield to this?

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10-12-14, 10:29 AM

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you can take the stock air box out and attach a cone filter but there isn't a bracket attached to the pipe to help keep the pipe from sagging down. the rubber coupler is not strong enough to keep the pipe with a cone filter up.

If you're looking for more sound and some "extra airflow" if there is any, you could always just a cut a hole in the lower portion of the stock airbox or swap it to the lower portion of F=sport intake. Other than that AFE, Takeda, Injen, etc. would be your best bet for a true SRI

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10-12-14, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by DryEye

you can take the stock air box out and attach a cone filter but there isn't a bracket attached to the pipe to help keep the pipe from sagging down. the rubber coupler is not strong enough to keep the pipe with a cone filter up. If you're looking for more sound and some "extra airflow" if there is any, you could always just a cut a hole in the lower portion of the stock airbox or swap it to the lower portion of F=sport intake. Other than that AFE, Takeda, Injen, etc. would be your best bet for a true SRI

Thank you for that.

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