Installed aftermarket intake elbow..

[mts678]

Got the flo pro intake elbow installed, that was a breeze! It also frees up alot of room in that area. I'm left with 3 big ugly connectors, I zip tied them all up nicely, but the look just isn't cuttin it for me. Can these plugs be cut? It's never
Going stock again! Or is there a good way to wrap this in split tube or something?


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[Clayton1985]

Mine are zip-tied as well. Never bothered doing anything with em yet..

[Gerry]

Can you post a picture of the intake elbow installed and the nasty connectors??

[superduty6.4]

Originally Posted by Clayton1985

Mine are zip-tied as well. Never bothered doing anything with em yet..

I just zip tied mine as well. Probably will just leave them myself.

[SickStroke6.0]

Originally Posted by Gerry

Can you post a picture of the intake elbow installed and the nasty connectors??

I believe he is referring to these plugs.

[Gerry]

Thanks Blake....

Without seeing them I was trying to think if there's any way to route them so they're under something or maybe unwrapping them and then re-wrapping them so they sit under the wire loom. I haven't done my intake elbow yet but it's on the list to do along with the CA tube.

[Doss]

I was looking at them the other night and may try to hide them right behind and low to the elbow. At least I won't see them easily there.

If you wrap them in black electrical tape, it might help them blend in and "disappear."

[blackcloud2k]

Mine are just taped up and tucked away. I wouldnt cut them! If and when you sell the truck and the new owner has to go back to stock for what ever reason, it will be up **** creek with out a paddle. Or if you ever get emissions testing in your area, you will be screwed.

[mts678]

True about cutting them.. I think I'll just get sum split tubing that's big enough and just wrap them with that. But here's a pic.