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September-22nd-2002, 12:23 AM
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September-25th-2002, 12:21 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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You'd be amazed at what you can do with PVC pipe... 
Here's my custom cold air intake I just finished the other day on my 91 Firebird formula with a 305 TPI V8.
Mine was pretty easy though, because my car is speed-density based. I'm guessing your car has a Mass Air Flow sensor so you would have to deal with that, as it's kinda important. But I just used a 45 degree PVC elbow, a 90 degree PVC elbow, cut a straight piece of PVC to fit, and then fitted it all together. Painted all the pieces seperately to match the body color with 500 degree heat-resistant paint, and voila.
Here's my custom cold air intake I just finished the other day on my 91 Firebird formula with a 305 TPI V8.
Mine was pretty easy though, because my car is speed-density based. I'm guessing your car has a Mass Air Flow sensor so you would have to deal with that, as it's kinda important. But I just used a 45 degree PVC elbow, a 90 degree PVC elbow, cut a straight piece of PVC to fit, and then fitted it all together. Painted all the pieces seperately to match the body color with 500 degree heat-resistant paint, and voila.
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