Thread: Build it yourself Intakes In Polyethylene Plastic

Ok, why not run this pumbing?

Its extremly light, has no heat absorption properites, very very smooth inside nand the price is cheap for wha you are getting.

cause4alarm, what MAF are you using? And how do u get two 4 inch tubes?

miko, what MAF are you using?

I will be using a Ford Lightning MAF which is 100mm or 4 inch.


The TB that I am using is a Q45 TB which is 80mm


The plastic piping I am using is 4 inch and has about an ID of about 92 mm

I am seriously thinking about getting this but I am only running a little DE with cams. Right now, I have a 3 inch Place Racing Cold air intake with a stock DE maf.

I am thinking a larger MAF would help me out and why not change to a non heat-soaking material for my intake. 3.5" is what I should get.

I`m using Q45 TB on my VE
and my engine now is MAP because I`m using a megasquirt rigth now

so

What is the best size for my WAI ....? now is 3" but I don´t know if that in 3.5" is going to work better

For a Q45 MAF, I think the 3.5" would be best. As stated previously, the measurements are outer diameter and the inner diameter measurement is a bit smaller. These are thick pipes to stop heat soaking so they are a little smaller on the inside. Since the Q45 maf is 80mm (3.2") A 3.5" intake piping would be best.

Where can I find a 3.5" intake.....?

I`m from Costa RIca and here is very dificult to find it

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Sorry

I didn´t read that

LMAO, "plop" I love some of the out of state members on here so much.