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Old 09-10-2012, 03:04 PM
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Like everyone else said, see if some 90* couplers will fit in there and then maybe point them downward somewhat.
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Got some silicone 90 degree couplers coming. I'll have to cut the turbo side down but it should be able to squeeze in there. Might end up rubbing a hole in the coupler if it gets too close lol...should work until I can get something else figured out. Maybe I'll experiment and butt the ends of some new filters up in the engine bay and see if I can't create a black hole in there
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Regular old 90s worked fine for me...?

Did you not get the picture I sent you?
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I have the 34" radiator and fans.
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So do I...

Maybe my fans are thinner tho
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Your fans are a lot thinner. The 05+ truck fans go out very far, relatively.
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I got the picture and it didn't look like it was going to be an issue. But there's only about 2.5-3" to the e-fans on both sides. I'll just weld up some intake pipes and route them down to the cold air
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