power pipe question????
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Re: power pipe question????
Originally posted by Rusty
can someone tell me if the r.e.m. power pipe is aluminum or what material is it made of? does anyone make a powerpipe in aluminum????
Rusty
can someone tell me if the r.e.m. power pipe is aluminum or what material is it made of? does anyone make a powerpipe in aluminum????
Rusty
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Originally posted by Krix330cic(NJ)
water injection guys?
water injection guys?
yeah...wtf?
Promodlightning: Where did you get the blue filter, I have been wanting one for a few months now. Im also going to go with the C&L tube soon..I have the C&L MAF already so why not , ya know
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Pro-M has blue filters for their meters and Accel has blue filters in universal applications ...http://www.mrgasket.com/accelmain.html
Go to the "online catalogs" and click on Kool Blue.
Go to the "online catalogs" and click on Kool Blue.
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Originally posted by bigdaddy's L
http://www.billetflow.com/Mass-Pipe.htm
http://www.billetflow.com/Mass-Pipe.htm
Am I the only one that hit the floor when I saw the ~$600.00 price tag??? How much of a difference is one of these things actually going to make? Seems awful steep...
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Originally posted by SVTRobG
Pro-M has blue filters for their meters and Accel has blue filters in universal applications ...http://www.mrgasket.com/accelmain.html
Go to the "online catalogs" and click on Kool Blue.
Pro-M has blue filters for their meters and Accel has blue filters in universal applications ...http://www.mrgasket.com/accelmain.html
Go to the "online catalogs" and click on Kool Blue.
thanks, Im assuming i can order once I download the pdf ?
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Originally posted by swiseuf
Am I the only one that hit the floor when I saw the ~$600.00 price tag??? How much of a difference is one of these things actually going to make? Seems awful steep...
Am I the only one that hit the floor when I saw the ~$600.00 price tag??? How much of a difference is one of these things actually going to make? Seems awful steep...
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Originally posted by Konig
yeah...wtf?
Promodlightning: Where did you get the blue filter, I have been wanting one for a few months now. Im also going to go with the C&L tube soon..I have the C&L MAF already so why not , ya know
yeah...wtf?
Promodlightning: Where did you get the blue filter, I have been wanting one for a few months now. Im also going to go with the C&L tube soon..I have the C&L MAF already so why not , ya know
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Originally posted by MISTERgadget
Wouldn't a metal intake tube retain more heat than composite alternatives?
Wouldn't a metal intake tube retain more heat than composite alternatives?
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There is no way that a 1/4" thick metal tube will run as cool as a composite material. It will become heat soaked by under the hood temps and increase intake air temps no matter how it is insulated from the engine, whereas the composite material will absorb very little of the surrounding heat.
Not saying its a bad piece, just stating some truth to comments made.
Also, our tubes are 102mm and will flow plenty of air for the aftermarket blowers. They will not cave in under extreme boost conditions either, like the stock boot does.
Not saying its a bad piece, just stating some truth to comments made.
Also, our tubes are 102mm and will flow plenty of air for the aftermarket blowers. They will not cave in under extreme boost conditions either, like the stock boot does.