My very first diy intake

**sarantosser** · 18-11-2008 04:56 PM

Did this today with the help of my best mate, thought id show you guys. Lemme know what you think

First we took out the resonator, then out came the rest of the piping

Then attached extra piping to the cut original pipe

Placed into the car, ready for bumper to go back on

With the bumper back on, and end of piping leading to the front

**Mr_will** · 18-11-2008 04:59 PM

not bad, but id think about using much wider piping.

**DNYALL** · 18-11-2008 05:08 PM

just not sure on that to be honest. Doubt you will see any gains at all.

**mrwillz** · 18-11-2008 05:15 PM

mega long intake into a stock air filter?

doubt it would do nething

**saikou27** · 18-11-2008 05:49 PM

that extra pipe does absolutely nothing, but hey at least the resonator is gone so it will sound alot better. for a better sound though take that whole pipe off

**Lukezen27** · 18-11-2008 06:27 PM

Look good bro

I'm doing this mod soon

I'm losing 10kw without one

**sarantosser** · 18-11-2008 06:31 PM

haha yeah i wasnt sure id get any gains at all, only it does sound throatier and sounds cool cos u can har the air rushing in lol...
but i might end up cutting back that piping, if theres no real gains from cooler air. .. also it does have a k and n panel filter,
this is temporary till can get a ram intake
cheers

**Lukezen27** · 18-11-2008 06:36 PM

Originally Posted by sarantosser

haha yeah i wasnt sure id get any gains at all, only it does sound throatier and sounds cool cos u can har the air rushing in lol...
but i might end up cutting back that piping, if theres no real gains from cooler air.
cheers

There's big gains to be had if your air filter sits right next to your turbo Manifold breathing in hot air

10kw in my case