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Poor mans 3.5 intake
![]() Whatcha guys think? The cost for the intake was $52 and the IAT sensor from Honda was $16. Little rubber donut rings for the IAT (I wanted a good seal) were 20 cents at Ace Hardware. That brings me to roughly $69 dollars and maybe 1 hour of labor, and 30 minutes of confusion due to a couple beer breaks. ![]() I know it seems like I'm biting the Rick Spec'd or the GoPower. They do excellent work but then I realized their piping is just 45 degree piping that's widely available anywhere... So I made mine lol. Battery is using stock tray bolted to the frame below original position. I'm not baller status enough to buy brand name aluminum. Also pretend that breather filter is not there. That's temporary until I DIY a catch can when I get bored and have time. I'm 22 and poor. What's a guy to do? haha.
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Yeah I was thinking the same too. Maybe in the summer if the intake temps are yucky I'll make it longer but right now I'm satisfied. Intake temps have been lowww. I'll just attach another 45 degree elbow in the summer mayybbeeee lol
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You can just place the battery on the sub frame. It wouldn't go anywhere. You'll need to hold it on with something, of course.
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It's a scary thought that the battery is just flopping around down there. |
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Yeah. The battery will jump around and the connections will definitely come loose if the car hits bumps. Lol.
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Im thinking about doing this using a multi ply silicone hose to make a bootleg hybrid racing intake. The only problem i can think of is finding a 3.5' MAF housing to use with the tubing. I start to work the kinks out of the idea when its warm enough to do something about it.
What iat sensor did u convert your maf to? Last edited by BxBluSIcoupe; 12-17-2012 at 01:43 AM. |
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