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home depot intake
I was given this link by boostedspyder and did this mod...
Has anyone else done this and if so what is your opinion? Also what do ya think of it? Look at my cardomain page for a pic... http://www.posracing.net/HDintake.html I think it helped a little and made my wooooosh louder so now the honduhs get whiplash from turnin their heads so fast!! lmfao!! j/kPEACE
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It sure beats payin $70 on ebay or more elsewhere... it only cost me about $13 and about 1.5 hrs
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I paid $18, recirculating the BOV was interesting.
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so joe... you did this too? Why was the bov recirc interesting?
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because i dont have the tools to cut an angle into ABS plastic, so I had to make it straight out, and it doesn't fit well.
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Re: home depot intake
All I did was cut the hole smaller than needed and then used a dremel to grind in the angle needed..kinda oval like...
The one problem I did have was the pvc glue didn't hold enough for the twist/torque the engine has and the BOV side didn't so I had to silicone it in so now it has flex. For anyone who ever plans on doin it... just use a heat gun to heat tube till flexible and bend and hold at angle needed...
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Re: home depot intake
does it matter where the recirculation tube enters the intake tube? i plan on building the "homedepot intake" but instead of inserting the dump in the same area as stock i was thinking of dumping it closer to the turbo. what do you guys think
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hey 96 spyder does that ecu chip reprogramming really work? From what i have read it doesnt work at all on Turbo eclipses...
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Shouldnt matter where you dump it in.
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Nope doesn't matter where ya dump it in.... as long as it goes back to general area...
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