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Intake

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#1

Gents!

Has anyone tried making their own air intake? What I'm after is the nominal size of pipe used, the lengths and the angles involved.. as well as nipples that need to be welded on intake pipe! The idie is to go right from the cross over down to the end where the pod will sit.

One thing to remember is that the outside diamter of the pipe will need to fit the inside diameter of the the pod filter adaptor.

Can anyone shed some light?!

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#2

Just do some research (of other intakes) mate and copy them, pretty simply stuff. Only place you'll get caught up is the air return and oil breather plugs (if you can't alloy weld) but you can get away without having either.

Entrance to turbo is 3 inch but you can expand to what ever you want.

#3

Ive made my own, Ill post a picture up shortly

#4

This what you mean?

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#5

That looks pretty good mate, well done.

#6

Why thankyou :biggrin:

#7

very tidy!you saved about $650 which is what passenger side air boxes go for!

#8

Farout, I never looked at it that way haha. 50$ for materials and 100$ for the filter. I guess I did save a few pennies :P

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#10

MX Dave, did you get much induction noise after doing that? I have a pod on the drivers side I want to quieten down.

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