For those of you that are considering a CAI or snorkel, I found a universal air box that I believe would fit perfect in a Sporty, I Have it in my Jeep, and would have loved to have it when I built my CAI for my Sportage. It's From River Raider, and made of 3/16 Steel plate. Comes in Bare steel, with or without a filter, and has a variety of porting options which makes it very versitile.



River Raider Air Box

thats awesome mike, how is the sealing on it?

That really is awsome. But now next spring i'll have to redo my snorkle, along with everything else. Son of a. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

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Thanks Mike for the resource! Glad that ur still hanging with us vs. the Jeep group (no offense of course they're cool too) <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Jaboo,
Ur snorkel was nice......What happened with it?

Did it leak???

Thanks,
Mikey <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />

I won't really get to test it till next spring, hopefully. But that airbox and filter setup looks perfect to make sure it's tight. And a reusable cone filter, good idea.

This is an inexpensive upgrade to a better air filter and box that could be mounted in various locations for a snorkel, ram air, or dual batterie set up. I like it. Go ahead and add it to my wish list. Here's the interior pic.

If you want more details, sizes etc! I have mine sitting on my work bench, waiting for a warm day to install it. No way am I messing around in the garage when it's -30

Seals well, I'm using black silicone around all the plates and joints to make sure, the filter is a washable afe, but you can get the box without the filter if you already have one or want a diffrent brand $40 cheaper without the filter. Nice thing is it can be mounted almost anywhere, and as for extra plumbing ie: crankcase and valve cover vents, you can run them to the box, just got to drill a hole and put in a pipe or nipple!

And it dosn'r come painted, you going to have to do that yourself, painted nine yellow to match the rest of the jeep!