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#4
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33659
something like that? then just buy the filter? if i wanted to actually go cold air and put it somewher in the bumper what options do i have? the injen one probably doesnt bolt up, is building my own piping a good alternative?
something like that? then just buy the filter? if i wanted to actually go cold air and put it somewher in the bumper what options do i have? the injen one probably doesnt bolt up, is building my own piping a good alternative?
#5
Yes buying your own piping is a great alternative, some people have bought 2 of those ebay intakes and done a full on CAI, you have to relocate the battery though. And thats exactly what I was talking about, but get one for your year.
#6
Check eBay, but be prepared to not have much choice. I've been looking for intake stuff for my '89, and because it's not the DE motor there are fewer choices. No the intakes for the '91- cars will not fit without modification, the throttle body is in a different location...
#7
Maybe you guys can clear up an argument between myself and my girlfriend. She is hell bent (for some unknown reason) to put a K&N FIPK on my '93. I on the other hand want to do more of a short ram type deal. Does anyone have any pros (and cons are welcome as well) to putting on the FIPK from K&N?!?
#9
I had the same problem so I bought an HKS cold air intake and ran it to the buttom with pipers I constructed my self out of PCV pipes I bought at Home Depot . It works great I turned the piper the way I needed them, I then used PCV pipe glue to seal them, then I grinded down some of the writing on then and sanded them down so they are nice and smooth and then I spray painted them chrome. I put on a few layers of chrome paint and no one has noticed they are plastic they look realy good and PCV pipes don't conduct heat as fast as metal does. Give it a shot.
#10
Yeah so have I and I would hate to be proven wrong, but my girlfriend knows her stuff. She's been modding cars since she was in high school!! I've only been doing since maybe my senior year in high school. Thanks for the input HyJynX!
#12
Originally posted by TORONTO240sx
I had the same problem so I bought an HKS cold air intake and ran it to the buttom with pipers I constructed my self out of PCV pipes I bought at Home Depot . It works great I turned the piper the way I needed them, I then used PCV pipe glue to seal them, then I grinded down some of the writing on then and sanded them down so they are nice and smooth and then I spray painted them chrome. I put on a few layers of chrome paint and no one has noticed they are plastic they look realy good and PCV pipes don't conduct heat as fast as metal does. Give it a shot.
I had the same problem so I bought an HKS cold air intake and ran it to the buttom with pipers I constructed my self out of PCV pipes I bought at Home Depot . It works great I turned the piper the way I needed them, I then used PCV pipe glue to seal them, then I grinded down some of the writing on then and sanded them down so they are nice and smooth and then I spray painted them chrome. I put on a few layers of chrome paint and no one has noticed they are plastic they look realy good and PCV pipes don't conduct heat as fast as metal does. Give it a shot.
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