Ba Xt N/a Intake Piping 3 Inch

[The Unforgiven]

that's awesome work mate. I'm with Doogs, if you wanted to make a couple of these up I will buy one in a heart beat. I'm dead serious!

[fiddie]

hey mate top job just got a question for you though, how are you able to get inside the air box being a metal piping?

But still great job there

[Guest]

Take a look at a company called Autoking, they run ads in Streets Fords, their induction kit for Turbos runs some nice pipe work.

No idea on pricing and I can't find a web site on them.

[falcon73]

  fiddie said:

hey mate top job just got a question for you though, how are you able to get inside the air box being a metal piping?

But still great job there

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Undo the clips on the box take the rear bolt on the bracket and undo the clamp on the throttle body whole thing lifts off in one peice, omly takes about a minute longer than normal.

Sorry guys not set up to manufacture these off the bat, no welder etc would be good though extra money coming in and helping fellow ford people out as they would be cheaper than most other places.

Cheers

Jason

[falconutebeast]

here is my intake pipe

[eMPee]

Cool, looks good. How much did that cost u?

[tquarrell]

Just wondering if anyone has put the aircleaner on the battery side of the egine bay, is it worth doing? I always wondered why ford wanted a 180 degree bend at the throttle body, figured it wast to reduce power and maybe increase bottom end torque with a longer runner length. For some reason I just think a straight flow into the throttle body would be less restrictive, produce more power, could have it all wrong though.

[falconutebeast]

it costed me $165

I think the reason why ford do it the way they do, is otherwise the pipe would run over the headers and get heated up a bit. they should turn the trottle body around.