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Old 09-13-2005, 07:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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One-off intake.

When I went out and bought the New-Era intake, I was very disappointed with the quality. So I bought the Lingenefelter intake, I was very happy with the quality and set-up and performance. The one draw back was it used the stock tube, which had the flex ribbing in it.

I went to TurboHoses in Dublin California and bet with the owner. He hand made an intake for me that utilizes the Lingenefelter heat shield. The new intake tube is approx. 4 inches in diameter (polished), he repositioned the MAF sensor, added a velocity stack (which goes from 6 inches to 4 inches) and a new air filter that has a cone center. The results...a freakin sweet intake...with a very noticeable increase in throttle response and all around power.

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Old 09-13-2005, 08:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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hey can you pm me the name and #, Id love to take that drive to Dublin, hopefully this time without getting a ticket on the Altimont. May I ask what it put you back? Thank you for your help
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It set me back almost $500...mostly because of the chrome plating. I did not have to get it done, but it just looks much better. One person asked me about the heat soak...its not bad at all. I Just put it in today and drove it around alot. I live in Pleasanton, it gets pretty hot here. When at a stand still, ya it gets warm. But once i start going, the difference is huge. All in All, the heat soak is about the same as the Lingenfelter, but the performance is better throughout the power band.

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Man, that is fricking beautiful!
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The velocity stack is what does it, huge difference. 6 inches of air, funneled down to 4 inches. then a straight shot to the TB. He knows his stuff... WWW.TurboHoses.COM
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Old 09-13-2005, 11:04 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Damn that looks sick maybe we can meet sometime I'd like to check it out.I live in Dublin.What kind of numbers are you putting down, have you gotten a tune yet.Please e-mail me at wildchildm39@yahoo.com.Ithink I've seen you driving on Santa Rita.
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Before this intake i had my car dynoed at that same shop...i pulled 363 RWHP and 360 RWTQ. I was told i should get 7-10 RWHP from this intake. My long tubes come next, then a tune...dude, they know thier $hit at this shop. I will email you soon and we will hook up and compare notes.
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