Custom Cold Air Intake
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Custom Cold Air Intake
I need to make a modification to my car for a school project. Does anyone know a place where they weld and bend steel?
and would it be affordable? (under $250. since its only a intake)
and would it be affordable? (under $250. since its only a intake)
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you could build your own intake for less than $100. There are numerous BFI and custom intake threads. If you have a $250 budget, why don't you do an exhaust? That would have more of an impact - visually, aurally, and by sheer size imho.
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I live in the Los Angeles Area.
and i have to do it by myself bcs its for my senior project.
Ive heard the BFI is the best intake but i need something self "engineered"
and for a exhaust i was thinking of doing a mid-pipe that deletes the headers CAT.
and i have to do it by myself bcs its for my senior project.
Ive heard the BFI is the best intake but i need something self "engineered"
and for a exhaust i was thinking of doing a mid-pipe that deletes the headers CAT.
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Yes, I would highly suggest building a BFI. This has proven more horsepower than an intake, plus it is cheaper. Unless you are going turbo, I see no need to spend money on an expensive intake. Then again, I'm not too sure what kind of school project you are doing.
Good luck and follow the link.
Good luck and follow the link.
thank u Krazematik thats exactly what i was planning to do. but i want mine to go under the headlight.
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