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We usually only get one or two snows per year, but I did think about that. I almost always clear off the vent anyway knowing it must be clear for the HVAC.

I did see that type of in-line filter somewhere on the webs. It's kind of cone shaped.

I cut out the cowl sheet metal today on the passenger side, exposing the void. Looks pretty easy to...

Here is a link I found, that seems like the best way for me to go about this.
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I have been looking around the interwebs, and this cowl idea is starting to look pretty good.

I'm going to take a look inside there today, and see what is available at the big box parts store.
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Thanks, I have also thought about that idea, but worried about the battery venting in the passenger compartment. Also have an issue with lack of space in the back already.

My stock air filter is gonna be in the way, when i add a second battery.

Trying to find a dry/filtered intake air alternative. I have been looking at a filter in the hood cowl void, and also a...

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This Idea does work, I have one in my YJ.

I had a local alternator shop guy build me one using a 220 amp Challenger alternator.
Since I needed him to remove the voltage regulator, this was...

Someone did put two gas drive leaf blowers on a corvette engine once and it worked.

A friend of mine made a supercharger out of an old Kirby vacuum cleaner once.
It worked great all the way up...

I made a release for my 98 XJ, using a length of stainless steel wire.

I just removed the inner plastic cover, and took a real close look at how the latch worked when released with the outside...

I like to find a big flat wall with a (real) flat parking lot, like the back of the local grocery store.


Drive up to the wall so you are square to it & stop about 40 yards from it.

Line the...

Really interesting video.

Very easy to understand, and now I want to try running on top of a tire too!

Please note; if you do a T/C drop, the crossmember is held up by two bolts & two studs with nuts. These are not only a PITA to remove, they have little shoulders on the studs about midway down their...