Lmi Website Is Now Live!!!

[legmaker 43]

Big thanks to Burleson for helping me put this together. I wanted something very simple, clean, and without a lot of "clutter". John delivered for me.

www.legmakerintakes.com

[Drp6982 31]

Looks great bud!

[Adanac Charger 30]

Holding off on the website until you could post a 9-second slip??

Congrats.

On both.

[Don@AGP 7]

Very good Leg

[Shaggy SRT 17]

Looks great!!!

[DevilDogge 23]

Looks great!

[BuckeyeGuy 82]

Looks great Chris, and again, thanks for all you do for the Mopar Community!

[novawagonmaster 62]

Very clean. Looks good!

[Goehner 240]

Looks good Chris.

[RT_6Speed 72]

Looks good Chris. Do you have some specific instructions for measuring for a custom tube? I need one to fit a Cervini's ram air system that I modified (to take out the inlet restriction). Should I just photo it from a couple angles and add measurements?

[monty1269 29]

Not bad after three years....

[Cam 157]

Very cool.

[SuaveRT 0]

Looks good Chris!!

[legmaker 43]

Looks good Chris. Do you have some specific instructions for measuring for a custom tube? I need one to fit a Cervini's ram air system that I modified (to take out the inlet restriction). Should I just photo it from a couple angles and add measurements?

that would be a start. doing custom work without having the piece or the set up tends to be a bit difficult and costly.

[El Diablo 72]

Look's great Chris! Burles did you a solid job on the site, clean & easy to navigate.

[legmaker 43]

yes he did. my biggest thing was doing a site that was very simple, clean, yet effective. john hit the nail on the head. i have some small things to add and john wants to "tweak" some real minor stuff, but overall it is 100% what i was looking for.

[QwickSilverC 2]

Nice Chris, clean and easy to navigate

[FlyByU 139]

Perfect

[novawagonmaster 62]

[legmaker 43]

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[concussion 28]

Yep, 3 years in the making. The longest running "open" project is finally live. We actually built 3 full sites for LMI... It just took Chris 3 years to learn how to work the interweb. .

[Blue Blur 45]

Hey man, does the true cold air keep dry when driving in a rain storm? I like how the filter it hidden and its not yelling "Im not stock! See my big ass cone filter!" like the rest. I think that is the one I will eventually get for mommas RT.

[novawagonmaster 62]

No problem driving in the rain. Just avoid driving through a foot of standing water.

[Blue Blur 45]

Yeah I don't think it would ever submerge.

[legmaker 43]

unless you decide to become a U-boat commander, the True kits are just fine in the rain. Considering 98% of the area where the filter resides is blocked by the fender liner and belly pan, it would take a DEEEEEEP "puddle" to submerge the filter. Running the optional water repellent pre-filter wrap will keep 99% of any moisture from getting to the pleats of the filter. It is my favorite system. If I had a N/A car, this would be my choice.

Yep, 3 years in the making. The longest running "open" project is finally live. We actually built 3 full sites for LMI... It just took Chris 3 years to learn how to work the interweb. .

hey now...... you would be impressed with my new found web skills..... i actually was able to re-direct my old site address to the new one. i did it all by myself!