JLP thunderpipe
Originally posted by DL
I just had one painted with flames for 99 svtlightning just like that...
Looks good
I just had one painted with flames for 99 svtlightning just like that...
Looks good
Custom painted Thunderpipes are available upon request, just ask sue and she will hook you up.
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Originally posted by Grey03
That is Eric's Thunderpipe in the picture.
Custom painted Thunderpipes are available upon request, just ask sue and she will hook you up.
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That is Eric's Thunderpipe in the picture.
Custom painted Thunderpipes are available upon request, just ask sue and she will hook you up.
RUBBER BISCUIT
Also, any dremeling/shaving necessary for a perfect fit?
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Originally posted by cyntaxx
How much extra does the extra paint run? That tube looks really nice...I may have to get one!
Also, any dremeling/shaving necessary for a perfect fit?
How much extra does the extra paint run? That tube looks really nice...I may have to get one!
Also, any dremeling/shaving necessary for a perfect fit?
thats gonna cost about 200 just for paint and materials, and its gonna look sweet
No dremeling, shaving or rigging to make this thunderpipe fit perfectly, its fits right the first time.
This pipe isnt just for looks either. A few really high boost trucks are actually starting to collapse the rubber boot when they snap the throttle and this hard intake boot is the only fix. Highly recommended to trucks running 16lbs of KB boost or higher.
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Originally posted by Grey03
. . . This pipe isnt just for looks either. A few really high boost trucks are actually starting to collapse the rubber boot when they snap the throttle and this hard intake boot is the only fix. . . .
. . . This pipe isnt just for looks either. A few really high boost trucks are actually starting to collapse the rubber boot when they snap the throttle and this hard intake boot is the only fix. . . .
Originally posted by Tim Skelton
No! If the rubber boot is collapsing, there is vacuum between the throttle body and the filter. The real solution is to make the filter flow better. Keeping the boot from collapsing by installing a rigid boot is not fixing the underlying restriction, it is only masking the symptoms.
No! If the rubber boot is collapsing, there is vacuum between the throttle body and the filter. The real solution is to make the filter flow better. Keeping the boot from collapsing by installing a rigid boot is not fixing the underlying restriction, it is only masking the symptoms.
Originally posted by Tim Skelton
No! If the rubber boot is collapsing, there is vacuum between the throttle body and the filter. The real solution is to make the filter flow better. Keeping the boot from collapsing by installing a rigid boot is not fixing the underlying restriction, it is only masking the symptoms.
No! If the rubber boot is collapsing, there is vacuum between the throttle body and the filter. The real solution is to make the filter flow better. Keeping the boot from collapsing by installing a rigid boot is not fixing the underlying restriction, it is only masking the symptoms.
This thunderpipe is fiberglass and not just rigid plastic.
Have you been in the company of any 23lb boosted KB trucks?
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Originally posted by Grey03
That is Eric's Thunderpipe in the picture.
Custom painted Thunderpipes are available upon request, just ask sue and she will hook you up.
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That is Eric's Thunderpipe in the picture.
Custom painted Thunderpipes are available upon request, just ask sue and she will hook you up.
RUBBER BISCUIT
Exactly JJ. I was asked by Eric to post this for him



Nipe pipe too! -Mat-