how do u keep sand out of airbox?
#3
I'm with Vato Loco on this one. There's nothing you can do to totally eliminate it short of sealing the entire engine bay from the outside environment. Sand gets in everything. the main thing you should be concerned about is having the diligence to thoroughly clean everything afterwards the best you can.
#4
that's what the air filter is for. Use the factory filter or an amsoil filter, not k&n. Some guys at the dunes have found sand dust on the engine side of the kn filter.
Oh, you can try putting pantyhose over the airbox inlet, not sure how well that works though. Make sure you use TRD pink panty hose though.
Oh, you can try putting pantyhose over the airbox inlet, not sure how well that works though. Make sure you use TRD pink panty hose though.
Last edited by Robinhood150; Apr 23, 2003 at 10:48 AM.
#6
Originally posted by Robinhood150
that's what the air filter is for. Use the factory filter or an amsoil filter, not k&n. Some guys at the dunes have found sand dust on the engine side of the kn filter.
Oh, you can try putting pantyhose over the airbox inlet, not sure how well that works though. Make sure you use TRD pink panty hose though.
that's what the air filter is for. Use the factory filter or an amsoil filter, not k&n. Some guys at the dunes have found sand dust on the engine side of the kn filter.
Oh, you can try putting pantyhose over the airbox inlet, not sure how well that works though. Make sure you use TRD pink panty hose though.
Bob and I can get some Type R pantyhose for those interested.
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