For those without an air filter over their turbo (eg. Revhard), check this out...
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For those without an air filter over their turbo (eg. Revhard), check this out...
I had this custom fabricated by an awesome guy at a local muffler shop last week. I just got around to taking pictures today...
Just giving ideas for those who are having a hard time fitting a filter over their compressor if the kit didn't already come with one...
This fits really well, quieted down the car slightly, and most importantly keeps my turbo clean..
Just giving ideas for those who are having a hard time fitting a filter over their compressor if the kit didn't already come with one...
This fits really well, quieted down the car slightly, and most importantly keeps my turbo clean..
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (eg. Revhard), check this out... (degradated)
that's pretty creative. nice clean engine bay 
11-12-2001, 07:52 AM
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (eg. Revhard), check this out... (degradated)
What radiator are you running in there, integra? and is that a b20?
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (eg. Revhard), check this out... (degradated)
that is pretty phat. how much did that cost you anyway? as for me, i doubt i have room, but i need to get a filter over that turbo.
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11-12-2001, 08:47 AM
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (97integraLST)
I just called this shop near me and they are charging 350! 
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (eg. Revhard), check this out... (degradated)
You can get mandrel bent tubing from JC Whitney. Alot of people have been using them to make their own CAI. I would think the same could be done to make your intake pipe for the turbo. Just measure up the size opening of the inlet and order that size. I believe its pretty dirt cheap. I don't know if they would have the rubber connectors to clamp it down though.
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (DIRep972)
Not many preludes here, but since the topic of custom intakes came up...
Here's mine
As opposed to..
Here's mine
As opposed to..
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (Inlinefour)
i like how the turbo sits higher. the turbo sits lower with the drag kits.
NICE CLEAN ENGINE!
NICE CLEAN ENGINE!
11-12-2001, 06:03 PM
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo
thanks for the comments...
I paid $120 for the labor, filter, piping and connector (supposedly this is a much more withstandant material than silicone hose - and very expensive - He paid $45 for a 1 foot section of this stuff)...
I paid $120 for the labor, filter, piping and connector (supposedly this is a much more withstandant material than silicone hose - and very expensive - He paid $45 for a 1 foot section of this stuff)...
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (Inlinefour)
Hey, InlineFour . . . that intake pipe looks familiar . . . why, where ever did you pick that up?
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (badCRX)
You can get mandrel bent tubing from JC Whitney. Alot of people have been using them to make their own CAI. I would think the same could be done to make your intake pipe for the turbo. Just measure up the size opening of the inlet and order that size. I believe its pretty dirt cheap. I don't know if they would have the rubber connectors to clamp it down though.
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (InfamousCivic)
um... the mandrel bent piping is STEEL. I hope your turbo doesn't get hot enough to melt it. Particularly on the compressor side.
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Re: For those without an air filter over their turbo (lazerus)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lazerus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">holy post from the dead!!!!!!!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
I guess that explains why his pics aren't working
I guess that explains why his pics aren't working
