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GTS25_R33

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hey screamin...

would there really be much difference with the metal intake pipe compared to the plastic?

and what type of piping did nismo33 use for the funnel...

i think i might spend a day and do the cold air upgrade..

hey mate, i just used an actual funnel i got from super cheap ($3) and the pipe is just stuff from super cheap ($25) and just liquid nails'd it then wraped it all up in gaffa tape and fixed the other end to the body under the pod with a pod filter adaptor and atached the funel to the front bar with zip ties

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The pipe I described is from the filter to the throttle body. I just cut a hole in the panel under the filter, the shape of the inner guard pressurizes the air infront of the wheel arch and forces it up the cutout and into the filter. It means no bugs and dirt get forced into the filter, they get splatered on the inner guard.

I used to run a duct up to the filter, but got sick of the filter getting dirty all the time. The cutout worked just as good as the duct in my experiance.

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