It’s there to confuse and drive the new owners crazy.
Especially if the new owners were not into tuner cars.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/k...iABEgKbqvD_BwE
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It’s there to confuse and drive the new owners crazy.
Especially if the new owners were not into tuner cars.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/k...iABEgKbqvD_BwE
They need to find the other end of that. Should be easy since it'll have a noisy exhaust.
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I was wondering if it was connected to the dryer vent.
I'm just guessing here, but:
If so, they are like trying to utilize the dryer exhaust for a supplemental basement heat source, and are using the K-N style intake filter to mitigate humidity/moisture. There are better systems out there.
Another possibility is a work-around to outside venting issues, possibly requiring a booster fan, that they didn't want to deal with/spend $$ on.
Hard to say without going on-site.
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ETA: mis-read the above post about it NOT being connected to dryer vent.
I thought Highlands Ranch was supposed to have nice houses?
Only on the outside. That's what HOA's are for. They make up for it by living in shitholes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I'm more perplexed by the weird angles - light switch to that board, etc.
Maybe it's just a weird perspective from the camera angle.
Yeah, looks like a DIY basement finish with nothing to code...including the auto air filter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Maybe it's on a vent pipe going up to the roof that something was disconnected from, and they had bugs coming in through it? Hell, I don't know.....
Smart thing ([LOL]) would be for them to have a home inspector or HVAC person come in an investigate.
It's on NextDoor, must be the stupidest thing you can think of. Probably connected to exhaust fan. Recirc, like a microwave oven.[shithitsfan]