Good intake tube with stock airbox
02-06-2005, 06:10 PM
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Good intake tube with stock airbox
Hey guys,
I'm not convinced the stock airbox flows that poorly, but I know the tube is a piece of ****. I want something durable that isn't a UPD.
I'm not convinced the stock airbox flows that poorly, but I know the tube is a piece of ****. I want something durable that isn't a UPD.
02-06-2005, 06:15 PM
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i think the black upd is the best way to go, dont think ull regret it. u dont want some cheap looking piece of **** in there.
i just wish upd would get thier act together with fuking service
i just wish upd would get thier act together with fuking service
02-06-2005, 06:34 PM
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I think it would be easy to make a tube using parts from a hardware store especially if you have electric fans for more clearence.
Before the turbo My old setup was a clear UPD and a hole cut in the bottom of the stock air box with a 4" air duct with an air scoop,ran to the front valance. Worked great. I will be selling my UPD,K&N filter, air duct and velocity stack soon.
Before the turbo My old setup was a clear UPD and a hole cut in the bottom of the stock air box with a 4" air duct with an air scoop,ran to the front valance. Worked great. I will be selling my UPD,K&N filter, air duct and velocity stack soon.
02-06-2005, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by ronn25
I think it would be easy to make a tube using parts from a hardware store especially if you have electric fans for more clearence.
Before the turbo My old setup was a clear UPD and a hole cut in the bottom of the stock air box with a 4" air duct with an air scoop,ran to the front valance. Worked great. I will be selling my UPD,K&N filter, air duct and velocity stack soon.
Before the turbo My old setup was a clear UPD and a hole cut in the bottom of the stock air box with a 4" air duct with an air scoop,ran to the front valance. Worked great. I will be selling my UPD,K&N filter, air duct and velocity stack soon.
Philip S.
02-06-2005, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by NovaTime
I had a PVC intake on my '94 chevy. It looked like ****, but it worked well. don't want something looking like butt crack on my VHO
