3.5 Intake tubing question
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3.5 Intake tubing question
I've been looking for a good intake now I have the smaller SC pulley. I don't like the Thrasher because the filter is still in the engine bay and was going to get the Intense FWI. Then I came upon this from JBperformance.com:
I can get it in two pieces with a flex coupler. My only qusetion is, is should I get this one or the Intense FWI? Is 3.5 tubing to large? Thanks...............
I can get it in two pieces with a flex coupler. My only qusetion is, is should I get this one or the Intense FWI? Is 3.5 tubing to large? Thanks...............
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Originally Posted by San Juan Cruiser
That is SICK! I think somone posted that same kit here not too long ago on a regal gs.
What'* the asking price for that? If it'* a lot higher or lower, I think the decisions easier, but if it'* about the same, a pro would be of better help.
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Originally Posted by San Juan Cruiser
That is SICK! I think somone posted that same kit here not too long ago on a regal gs.
Boom,I want your intake
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That is defintely looks sick and effecient, I dont have the room that the v6 affords but that is first pipe setup that makes me want to gut out my N*. But the angle to make it work for GXP would be more restrictive.
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there might be a BIT of added turbulance with a larger pipe, but i dont think it will be much of a performance difference between pipe sizes.. I would definately NOT buy the intesne, especially because the JBP one looks so much better and is a bit cheaper (keep in mind you need a pcm tray)
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Make sure you buy one with a flex coupling at mid-pipe. Don't buy a one-piece. You need the flex (unless POSSIBLY the solid front motor mount mod would restrict engine flex enough).
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