Glad I could help a little smile

The sensor that you are referring to is "intake air temperature" or IAT for short. When I first installed the cone style air filter, I just zip-tied it to the wiring harness that runs right in front of the drivers' side strut tower. Later, I made a hole (shaped like the one in the original airbox) in the base of the SVT airbox that I use to mount my cone style filter.

[The K&N p/n for my filter is: A066A6][I bought this filter used, so I don't know if K&N makes this one anymore. If you can get a look at a K&N catalog at a parts store, the catalog lists all kinds of data on all of their filters. There is probably another filter close to this one if my particular p/n is obsolete (this is for anyone who may like to duplicate my set-up wink .)]

If you buy an aftermarket adapter to mount a cone filter (like the KKM set-up; URL on the main site), quite often those adapters have a place to install the IAT. FWIW, when I had the IAT sensor zip-tied near the airfilter, I had no problems with the way the car ran (I made the hole, and installed the IAT into the airbox as an experiment, not much difference at all).

HTH

Mike


1996 SE MTX, Desert Violet
Blaupunkt Munchen, Dunlop
Sport 5000s, Ray
McNairy's THFix, custom air filter,
Magnecor wires,
Redline D4 tranny cocktail,
9005 lo-beams
SVT-size front rotors, EBC Greenstuff pads all around