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Arrow Finishing Up An RB?

Hey guys. I've been working alot lately on my 454SS, and well, I've been thinking alot about what stopped me on the ZEXEL DREAM MACHINE. I'm so close to finishing I could call it quits. Problem lies with connecting the intake tube to the intercooler. Well, there's no kit supplied pipe. I'm a bit confused, any and all help is appreciated.
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Use some styrene tubing. Bend it by heating the tubing with a hairdryer. You can then sand it, prime it, and paint it.
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Re: Finishing Up An RB?

On a 1:1 RB the actual intake tube is almost hidden which I'm convinced is the reason why Tamiya didn't supply one.

As mentioned above, you're gonna have to bend some styrene.
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