Ebay Intake.
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Ebay Intake.
I was wondering do you think this intake would work with my 92 SSEI, i do have the double tank thing too. Cause the first one i bought is sitting on top of the freaking compressor and is not in a good spot at all, way too short.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...910336167&rd=1
And then theres this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...909580359&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...910336167&rd=1
And then theres this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...909580359&rd=1
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well the first is shown to be installed on what appears to be a 92-99 Supercharged SSE.....which also appaears to have the dual tanks....so if you wanna go off the picture then i say go for it. because the car they show it installed on is the exact same thing you have.....but thats just whats in the pic
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I have an intake very similar to this that I bought off ebay. It works great and the sound is amazing. I still have to find some material to make a heatshield with though as I am getting WAY too much hot air right now.
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You want the filter right up behind the headlight. Mine'* less then half an inch from the sheet metal. That'* where the cold air is. The first link i have seen personally. On an 87-99 car, it'* not in the optimum air. I still think the second link is too shielded around the filter, i see it being choked compared to other setups.
I have since moved my horn to the Park Ave mount behind the washer bottle. Much more room for the filter, and opens up a place to add a "ram air" duct.
I have since moved my horn to the Park Ave mount behind the washer bottle. Much more room for the filter, and opens up a place to add a "ram air" duct.