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Old 05-15-2008, 03:34 AM
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Ok...lets see em'. The Good, The Bad and the Ghetto.

I'll probably do mine in the next few weeks. I think I have all the parts laying around....
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Old 05-15-2008, 05:27 AM
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lol, wtf?
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I think its airplane stairs
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Oops! Sorry, wrong thread!
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I used plastic tubing. A 45 degree elbow and I cut some ends off. Works great. Easy to thread the other hoses in.
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i've done isr with autozone intake tubing, just like the above one. the problem is I can no longer get to my dipstick.
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I used to be a member of the sewer pipe intake guys.. but I made this today



3" exhaust tube with a 46 degree bend.
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3" exhaust tube with a 46 degree bend.
Very nice...46 degrees - also good to know.
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More 3" exhaust pipe.
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only the 3.0s, or can I post my 22re intake too?
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Originally Posted by dirtoyboy
Heres mine

Originally Posted by nix4x4
I think its airplane stairs
Yep thems airstairs... its a pic of a door off an airplane... openning in flight can lead to the silencing of an engine's air intake so it is technically in the right thread but not what the OP had in mind I think
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only the 3.0s, or can I post my 22re intake too?
Soooo... Post it already... we're all waiting on you... lol
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Sorry for the glare, thats just how shiny it is
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Originally Posted by aviator
Soooo... Post it already... we're all waiting on you... lol
lol, oh, sorry, here it is...









Threw it together after pulling off and cleaning my intake.

Took all of about maybe $60 in the end to put all together.

As you can see, it's the only clean shiny thing under my hood... I call it the diamond in the turd...
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I took out my airbox and my silencer tube all together. You should hear it at WOT!


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Mine was in the Home Depot plumbing section.

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Electrical underground 3" sweep and two 2.5" to 3" plumbing couplers. Brass elbows with barbed ends then threaded in for any additional connections I needed. Then I wrapped it with header wrap because I had some left over.

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Maybe $40...

AutoZone sold an adapter for the K&N filter.
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Mine was in the Home Depot plumbing section.


Did you have any issues with water getting in to that filter?
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i love the beginning of this post
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