Re: Air filter
Reply #8 –
No, it's going to be really easy with the hardest part the attaching of the galvanized adaptor to the existing metal air intake so I can use a 6" round PVC pipe across the outside bottom of the radiator. Once it goes across the bottom, I already have the 90 degree with another three foot section up and then a 90 out the side of the coach.
The bulb in the docking light sticks out behind so Foretravel came up at a bit of an angle while crossing the bottom of the radiator but because I fitted LEDs to all the docking lights, nothing sticks out the back so I can come straight across and then up for a cleaner looking installation. The taillights or the coolant tank are not even close to be a factor.
With a battery screw gun, you can take the big grill and trim out of the way in just a couple of minutes so you have access to everything in front of the radiator. To fasten the box in place, you have to go underneath. I'm going to back the coach with the right rear tires on the edge of my pit so I can reach up to attach the galvanized tin adapter to the OEM intake. I will post photos when done.
Pierce