custom intake specs
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From: Robbinsdale, MN
Originally Posted by Damemorder
what I'm doing is a pile of burnt, cut, mutilated pvc, covered in varying states of painting and gluing 
but i hope it to look like a smooth, swiftly curved pipe attached to the TB by a 3" cast iron no hub coupling, topped off by a K&N X Tream
but i hope it to look like a smooth, swiftly curved pipe attached to the TB by a 3" cast iron no hub coupling, topped off by a K&N X Tream
) and then i'll fabricate a box somepoint.
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it took 66 drops from a height of 6 foot to break my butt joint... that'* what i call really good. i got some special pvc paint, it'* about as durable as pvc, although there doesn't seem to be a clearcoat available and the only colors wal*mart carries are gloss black, hunter green, spring green, and white. i'm working on painting techniques and bonding techniques at the same time as curing times suck.....
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pics in my cardomain MOS, i've gone to a system of using pre-bent fittings, with about 30 hours to build... got my first one built, and test driven with cheapo filter. i get a little more chirp out of the right side, and i got a little crazy, reverse donuts are fun!
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