Cold Air Intake
 

ok...

so i got bored last night...AGAIN
and decided to build a new intake...AGAIN

I dont have my camera here, but I am going to take a few pics with my cell phone and post them to see if any of you are interested in my setup for your montes...

Its the first setup where i actually noticed a difference in low-end.

Look for pics within the next two hours with details...

RE: Cold Air Intake
 

Ok here are some pics and specs...

First off, the diameter is 4".
I used a Vibrant Silicone 3.5-4" Coupler and tapped it for the IAT sensor.
Next I took a 45* Bend and modified it comming off the TB.
Next I used the piece which kinda looks like dryer tube, but is actualy used commonly in the grand national market. It is some heavy duty vinyl spun tubing which is lined with silicone on the inside so its actually smooth as opposed to having turbulant center sections like with dryer tube. It is also very thick and can withstand rubbing against metal edges.
I used this piece to drop the filter down ito the wheel well which is a 9" K&N.
Obviously I only used stainless T-Bolt clamps.

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...te/filter2.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...nte/upper3.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...onte/upper.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...nte/filter.jpg

What do you guys think?
Anyone interested in one?

RE: Cold Air Intake
 

i been loking for one .....not sure i want to pay 250 bucks for one lol..........whats the pricefor one like yours ?

RE: Cold Air Intake
 

I would be willing to sell these with instructions and evrything you need for 150.00

That would include, 9" K&N Air Filter
4" Polished Aluminum Pipe
Sectiong of 4" Silicone Hose
3.5-4" Silicone Adapter
All mounting hardware...

RE: Cold Air Intake
 

Personally. I think the tube is too long. I would like to make a better heat shield for my K&N and I think it would be what I want. Just need to do it.