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O.k...I thought I saw this once. A cold air intake made out of 2" pvc. Way cheap and easy to do..they used some 90 degree elbows and such. What do you guys think??
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lol i hope your joking, thats insane thats about as crazy as using wood screws to to hold your body kit on lol
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Wahts so insane about it?? Its under the hood, the exact same thing only it doesnt come with an AEM sticker!! lol. Seriously. Same thing. Maybe even better depending on the diameter of the pvc and the way you route it!! Fo-shizal.
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the intake piping is thick aluminum isn't it?
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the intake piping is thick aluminum isn't it? thin aluminium...with mandrel bends.
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the intake piping is thick aluminum isn't it? thin aluminium...with mandrel bends. lol, yea, i was thinking of aluminum foil so i put thick...lol.
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Pvc is usually about 1/4 or 1/8" thick...I think it would work good. You could actually rt to where it needs to be to get the most cold air. Yeah, you could paint it to match your underhood acc. I think its a dope idea myself!!!
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the 90 degree bends would make it hard for the air to flow freely. and dosent pvc melt?
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You could use 45 degree bends instead, and paint it with heat resistance paint!!!!!!! Fo real.
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you could take a leave blower and put it on the end of your pvc pipe and BAMM you just got youself an 89 dollar turbo. lol
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you could take a leave blower and put it on the end of your pvc pipe and BAMM you just got youself an 89 dollar turbo. lol hahaha... dont put cheap shit in your car.
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you could take a leave blower and put it on the end of your pvc pipe and BAMM you just got youself an 89 dollar turbo. lol hahaha... dont put cheap shit in your car. exactly, get a "real" intake
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if you're that hard up for an intake get one of the cheapo one's on ebay. usually on 50 bucks or so and i'm sure they would be WAY better than PVC
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I already have an intake, it was just something I saw. I just wondered what you guys thought. Its not even the price thats the issue, its the fact that you could route this one wherever it got the best airflow!!!
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I already have an intake, it was just something I saw. I just wondered what you guys thought. Its not even the price thats the issue, its the fact that you could route this one wherever it got the best airflow!!!
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This THREAD is in serious need of ...
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anyone willing to try ?
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i saw one on a Tercel
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SEE!!!!! It could work. Not saying be cheap, but be smart! You could route it any place you wanted..i.e. in front of the radiator in my case cause I gotta blitz bodykit. LOTS of cool air!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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the only good reason to possibly use pvc,is that it conducts less heat than the aluminum.even the cai on ebay would be cheaper than buyin all those elbows and pipe i think!you would be losing performance though, to much restrictions in the pipe(the lip,and bends)mess with the flow.
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i have actually seen this ona civic before, but was because he is cheap. i always thought the aluminum aided in cooling the air
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One word for this mod...GHETTO!!!!!!
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Thank you.: To everyone on this board for the ideas! Random: Finally got RIMS!
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