Home made cold air intake setup?
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Home made cold air intake setup?
Hey i heard someone went to a muffler shop and had alluminum piping bent into there own cold air set up. I was going to do the same. The guy just wants me to get the hardware, such as the rubber hosing to connect the piping. Does anyone know where i can get rubber hosing that will cover a 52mm throttle body and easily connect to a 3inch pipe? Like that stuff that comes with supercharger kits. I though of cutting the stock set-up maybe 6 inches off the throttle body but i'm not sure if that will be good enough, This is for a Trans Am, any info will help greatly!
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Car: Damn
Engine: This
Transmission: New Stuff
Go to home depot and look in the plumbing section, they have rubber couplers with clamps in various diameters. Thats what i used.
You can find anything at home depot!
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'88 RS (originally 2.8)
-350, .040 over, vette alum. L98s, stock tpi.
-305 injectors & chip
-TES headers & edelbrock cat back
-3.73 gears, 700r4.
Best with 2.8-17.4@77mph
Best with 305-15.0@93mph
Best with 356-13.7@101mph
on a 2.050 60 ft.
(Damn the 2.8!)
You can find anything at home depot!
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'88 RS (originally 2.8)
-350, .040 over, vette alum. L98s, stock tpi.
-305 injectors & chip
-TES headers & edelbrock cat back
-3.73 gears, 700r4.
Best with 2.8-17.4@77mph
Best with 305-15.0@93mph
Best with 356-13.7@101mph
on a 2.050 60 ft.
(Damn the 2.8!)
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