Banks Power GM Motorhomes: (Gas ’96 - 00 7.4L Vortec) PowerPack system (EFI Vortec, P12 chassis) - Manual (Page 7)

filter housing. remove the rubber elbow behind the silencer
and cut as shown in figure XX. reinstall the elbow in the
vehicle.
determine a location for the ram-air super-scoop™.
it should be placed directly behind the grille as low as
possible, but not lower than the bottom edge of the radiator
with the air inlet opening pointing straight ahead. (Figures
2,
3 )
if the grille is angled, trim the scoop with heavy snips
or a hacksaw so the air inlet opening fits against the
backside of the grille and the scoop is level to the ground.
The height difference between the scoop and the
filter airbox inlet should be as much as possible, to
prevent excess rainwater from entering the airbox. Trim
back the curved outlet section of the scoop if less curvature
makes a more streamlined hose routing.
Mount the super-scoop using one of the following
methods: if the grille consists of horizontal bars or
a rigid perforated screen, the super-scoop can be secured
with four 14-inch cable ties, provided, slipped through its
“ears” and the grille. alternately, mount the super scoop
with the four perforated metal straps, provided. bend and
attach them to the super-scoop “ears” with the
1 ⁄
4
-20 x 1 1 ⁄
4
”
bolts, nylock nuts and 1 ⁄
4
-inch flat washers provided. attach
the other ends of the brackets to a convenient mounting
surface, such as the gravel pan or grille brackets, with 10 x
3 ⁄
4
sheet metal screws provided. a combination of cable ties
and straps can also be used. The super-scoop may also be
mounted to the grille by screws placed through holes drilled
in the lip flange of the scoop. (Figure
4 )
connect the super-scoop outlet to the cut end of the
rubber elbow with the 4-inch flexible hose provided.
shorten the hose if required. secure it with two #64 hose-
clamps.
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