Custom Pipe From Afm To Turbo

[4AL2NV]

Hi i remember seeing not to long ago a custom stainless steel pipe that went from the afm to the turbo that was ment to reduce restriction and i just wanted to know what it is called and where i can get one? Also do people notice a difference? Thanx

Edited January 27, 2007 by 4AL2NV

[123456]

Not unless you have a high kilowatt application thats pulling 230kw++ and the only reason you'd notice a difference is because at these power levels the standard rubberised induction pipes can suck themselves closed and severly bottleneck airflow. so yeh, unless yours is sucking itself closed you'll notice no difference

[Taso84]

u just wanna flutter....come on admit it!

[Taso84]

double post

Edited January 27, 2007 by Taso84

[khunjeng]

Not unless you have a high kilowatt application thats pulling 230kw++ and the only reason you'd notice a difference is because at these power levels the standard rubberised induction pipes can suck themselves closed and severly bottleneck airflow. so yeh, unless yours is sucking itself closed you'll notice no difference

Only if ur using a std airbox. If your gonna cut and paste, cut and paste the whole story.

If your using a pod, you wount have any issues with the std rubber intake. But it is a bit ghey so if u feel like making t better good on u.

[sinistaGTR]

Not unless you have a high kilowatt application thats pulling 230kw++ and the only reason you'd notice a difference is because at these power levels the standard rubberised induction pipes can suck themselves closed and severly bottleneck airflow. so yeh, unless yours is sucking itself closed you'll notice no difference

High kilowatt 230kw

Thats funny tell me another one

[BAMR33]

It's called an intake pipe by most people probably not the techically right word for it but anyway.

[sillylankan]

u just wanna flutter....come on admit it!

haha

dose it bro !

[clakka]

Mate if you want one have a look in the For Sale - Business Traders section as there is a place that sells them.

Edited January 28, 2007 by clakka

[khunjeng]

Mate if you want one have a look in the For Sale - Business Traders section as there is a place that sells them.

that pipe is not suitable for stock air boxes. only pods. I asked him. prob. too long or maybe wrong angle.

[123456]

Only if ur using a std airbox. If your gonna cut and paste, cut and paste the whole story.

If your using a pod, you wount have any issues with the std rubber intake. But it is a bit ghey so if u feel like making t better good on u.

I'm quite sure i'm not cut/pasting anything retard

What i'm saying is there's no point getting one of these, unless your running decent power or want to dose

[R31Nismoid]

Not really.

How do you know his current one isnt perished?

Better to replace it with a hard-pipe than a soft one the first time

[123456]

Yeh but he wants one because he's heard it reduces restriction, he also wants to know if anyone notices differences, so i'm assuming he's looking at it from a performance aspect

anyways wtf are ppl doing awake at 2am on a sunday night

[SECURITY]

theres a thread on this.

anyways wtf are ppl doing awake at 2am on a sunday night

says the person awake at 2am on a sunday night.

[123456]

Yehh, true, but i'm sad, i ended up not sleeping and going to work at 5:30am, 3 hours overtime doesn't hurt i spose

[BAMR33]

Yeh but he wants one because he's heard it reduces restriction, he also wants to know if anyone notices differences, so i'm assuming he's looking at it from a performance aspect

anyways wtf are ppl doing awake at 2am on a sunday night

How do you know for certain it doesn't reduce restiction. He may be right.

[markimak]

of course it will flow better. but seeing as it is vacum not pressurised.. the inside has ridges and the wire holding it together. well it does in GTR.