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this is what I'm running. True cold air with pre filter material.
Cold Air Intake
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this is what I'm running. True cold air with pre filter material.
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Has anyone ever run a BDX or Cutler intake without a fuel controller with stock pipes or maybe just a aftermarket Y-pipe? I have a 2011 CFR8 and I have these parts left over from my mod sleds. Just curious if it could be done? (low elevation)
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my buddy has ran a bdx intake on his stock M7 and hasn't had any problems. I think the key to the bdx is that it utilizes the stock air temp sensor.
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I run the BDX intake on my 11m8 with stock Y and pipe. Skinz super Q can. It removes a lot of weight (8lbs) and I haven't noticed any performance changes (positive or negative). Below 10k it rips, above 10k I have seen an occasional bog on the low end but it could have been from snow ingestion which I have since rectified.
Hit up BCIL if you need one - he'll get you one fast.
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I will be fabbing this up for sure. Good stuff. How much weight did you drop? Also, what did you use for the the intake on the right side of the guage. Looks good:thumb:
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arcticm1000 what is your reason for doing it this way? Did you lose weight at all? Because it is essentially drawing air in almost the same way/area as the stock intake. Less restrictive this way I suppose?
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Probably didn't save any weight. But my thoughts are the simpler the better. The holes in the end cap aren't the only wholes. There about 15 holes that size drawing straight cold air. Stock plenum hang directly over the hot pipe. In the trees going slow. On and off the throttle that become a issue. One solid piece rather than 2 flimsy pieces with bends and restrictions. Works great.
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Hmm makes sense, nice work by the way!
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I would think you would have less bogging from snow blockage with his design also, because of drawing air from behind the windshield.
The BDX seems like a bad idea since the nose of the sled is in the snow a lot but it seems to work good.
I have a Cutler intake I bought used but never tried so I'm going to vent the nose and give it a try with stock pipe and D&D Y-pipe and no controller.
The BDX seems like a bad idea since the nose of the sled is in the snow a lot but it seems to work good.
I have a Cutler intake I bought used but never tried so I'm going to vent the nose and give it a try with stock pipe and D&D Y-pipe and no controller.
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What size pipe did you use for your intake? Also, you say there are 15 more holes. Where are they located? More pics please?
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Here's a few more pics. Sorry sled looks like hell. Trailer with no tarp. 4 inch pcv.... No fuel controller needed cuz it breathes thew the stock air box. Also did my own side panel vents, headlight.
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Looks real good man. I will likely try this
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Can account all my ingenuity to growing up on welfare lol. Get pretty good at making chit out nothing haha. Thanks for all the props. It does work real good. Would recommend it to anyone.
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