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Thread: Build it yourself Intakes In Polyethylene Plastic

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2009-06-01 21:42:50
#41
Dre, just wondering if you can post pics of it in your engine bay.
2009-06-01 22:58:54
#42
Dre doesn't have a digital camera. For that reason getting pics out of him is almost an impossibility. I've suggested a fund to get him a decent $100 Canon before and I was laughed at.
2009-06-01 23:16:33
#43
Originally Posted by BenFenner
Dre doesn't have a digital camera. For that reason getting pics out of him is almost an impossibility. I've suggested a fund to get him a decent $100 Canon before and I was laughed at.


it took him forever and a 1/2 to get paypal...i figure we will be at forever when he gets a digi or if someone comes by and takes pics for him.
2009-06-11 06:38:48
#44
waiting for update...
2010-06-28 21:50:24
#45






i know dre isn't down with the cai on the ve, i can still run this as a wai
if anyone decides to go this route assume the walls of the pipe are 1/4" thick so 3" is closer to 2.5"
2010-06-28 21:59:48
#46
cause4alarm

You should have gotten the 3.5 inch one. Anyway these pipes will keep the air cool as the plastic does not absorb heat.
2010-06-28 22:23:12
#47
i want the 3.5 but by the time i got the 3 i had already bought the couplers and clamps so i was pretty much commited.
2010-06-28 23:50:17
#48
nice one cause4alarm, how many pipe pieces are on that intake, 2? the bend by the TB, is that 30 degree? and the bend down to the filter, 45 degree?
2010-06-29 00:26:07
#49
you got it, goes like this
30* then 4", maf, 7" 45* and 4" with a velocity stack on the end

please note i have an aftermarket battery tray that is angled slightly different than stock and gives more room
2010-06-29 07:35:35
#50
why not just run ABS plumbing?
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