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Old 05-01-2003, 01:27 PM
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i searched through a couple pages of threads with no luck, sorry if this is a repeat!!!

i'm considering building a new intake. i would go for the adtr but i don't want to deal with waiting for them to be in stock and this and that. i was thinking about just getting some mandrel bent 3" aluminum tubing. would you say the bend is about 60 degrees? any other tips would be appreciated!
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yep about 60 most likely, i couldn't really find any 60 degree bends. it'* probably easier to get a 90 degree and cut it on the bend at desired angle just by eyeing it up. heat paint helps keep pipe temps down. and the rubber connector things can be found a a hardware store.
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I think you will probably have to go with 4" pipe, 3" is not going to be big enough. I am not sure how much you are going to pay on the pipe alone but there are a few on ebay with filters going for less than $50. They usually don't have a true K&N filter on them but it would be a good start.

Here is a link to get to bonneville intakes on ebay .
http://search.ebay.com/search/search...neville+intake
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i already got a rigged up pvc pipe intake with a "real" k&n filter.
i think most performance filters are the same, i think u just pay for the name with K&N
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Originally Posted by parallelcircuits
I think you will probably have to go with 4" pipe, 3" is not going to be big enough. I am not sure how much you are going to pay on the pipe alone but there are a few on ebay with filters going for less than $50. They usually don't have a true K&N filter on them but it would be a good start.

Here is a link to get to bonneville intakes on ebay .
http://search.ebay.com/search/search...neville+intake
4" is too big, ask hector
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Sorry, I was just guessing about the 4", but it doesn't seem like 3" will be big enough. People put 3" on their exhaust.
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