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2G Cold air duct

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jinscho said:
That's the same guy that offers the billet valve cover keychains and brake/clutch fluid brackets. Why are these not advertised on here? I could see that selling VERY well...
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Oh I didn’t know that. Yeah I’d guess that would fly off the shelves. I’d buy that for 1g if he made them.
 
I've actually been trying to find a way to duct air to my external oil cooler from the vent in the front bumper. This just might be the ticket! I saw it on IG earlier and it didn't really click until I saw it on here just now.
 
I saw that opening much longer after i completed that setup. Ive never seen the stock air intake set up everything I've ever seen has been modified. It's definitely a better idea i will give you that. Send me a pic of that box. I'd like to see how you Did that.
 
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It runs from there through a pipe straight to the bottom of the air filter.
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Not too bad and hey it’s functional. Have you tried putting the end inside the bumper instead?

I have a heater duct the PO had so I just left it for now.

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TK's9d2TSi said:
Not too bad and hey it’s functional. Have you tried putting the end inside the bumper instead?

I have a heater duct the PO had so I just left it for now.

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Man yours looks great. I rest it there because was just doing a trial with it at first, but got focused on other stuff and kind of just left it. What did you use for fill around your tunnel?
 
I used extra 2.75" intercooler piping i had laying around and some couplers so it wouldn't ware on anything letting it softly flex while getting blasted by wind while up at fun speeds. I figured having smooth piping would help move the air at a faster rate.
 
JeffGS-T97 said:
Man yours looks great. I rest it there because was just doing a trial with it at first, but got focused on other stuff and kind of just left it. What did you use for fill around your tunnel?
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Like 6 zip ties :ohdamn::shhh:ROFL
 
Lol i got'em in places too, drilling holes everywhere for proper mounts is unwise especially if you decide to change the setup later.
What size intercooler ID do you run? Im re-plumbing mine from 2.25 to 2.75 to match the bored TB and the Ported polished stock manifold. My buddy did mine for next to nothing the inside looks like a mirror.
 
JeffGS-T97 said:
Lol i got'em in places too, drilling holes everywhere for proper mounts is unwise especially if you decide to change the setup later.
What size intercooler ID do you run? Im re-plumbing mine from 2.25 to 2.75 to match the bored TB and the Ported polished stock manifold. My buddy did mine for next to nothing the inside looks like a mirror.
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2.5 for me. That’s nice of him. Anything polished looks real nice. :sneaky:
 
Only the inside of the of the manifold to make the textured surface less air restrictive, he used a sand blasting technique to accomplish it. Shine a light in there and the whole inside lights up. It's a pretty good mod for anyone who doesn't want to spend tons of time and money equipping a universal or aftermarket intake, keeps stuff a little simpler for me to work on when needed. I like how you have the fuse box set up is that the stock 1g position? Alot more room for piping.
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JeffGS-T97 said:
Only the inside of the of the manifold to make the textured surface less air restrictive, he used a sand blasting technique to accomplish it. Shine a light in there and the whole inside lights up. It's a pretty good mod for anyone who doesn't want to spend tons of time and money equipping a universal or aftermarket intake, keeps stuff a little simpler for me to work on when needed. I like how you have the fuse box set up is that the stock 1g position? Alot more room for piping.
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That's cool. Did mild port on the intake and exhaust runners to rid the crappy casting. It's a messy, long and tedious task. Yeah it's stock fuse box and location.
 
I just got my pipes today. I have to go fix a car for a friend then i can post a pic if you want to see them. They aren't installed i have to replace the speed senor so I'm leaving it tore apart until the new sensor comes in tomorrow.
 
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