http://cold_air_intake.koken.org/
DIY Cold Air Intake
DIY Cold Air Intake
Found this on the net and I think it's really cool. It shows you how to build your own cold air intake. I think I'm going to give this a try myself.
http://cold_air_intake.koken.org/
http://cold_air_intake.koken.org/
Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
Or you could just do what I did for my first CAI and hit up an exhaust shop for a pipe and bracket, costs me $20 plus a filter
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Or just put NOS in the Aveo....
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Or just put NOS in the Aveo....
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
That's basically what I did, I made my CAI from lowes, then insulated it so you couldn't tell I used pvc pipe. Eventually I will be getting stainless steel pipe and doing everything nicely though.
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
I had a conversation about this exact subject with maintenance man of 35 years, and a buddy that‘s a mechanic. They both recommended using PVC, over ABS. ABS plastic is all synthetic, PVC has some (very, very little) natural rubber in its composition. With prolonged heat exposure to heat, the ABS will leach fumes into the intake, and can mess with some of the sensors….. I dunno if it’s right, but , they made it sound as if the knew what they were talking about.
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
thats true to an extent. ABS has come a long way in the past 20 years. It is used in engine compartments now oem.
all you need is some mandrel pipe. i made my intake out of a honda accord intake and its was a total of like $32 shipped.
that includes the filter, silicone couplers, and clamps. only needed two cuts to make it fit really nice.
you'll spend close to that or more buying a filter, clamps, and couplers.
all you need is some mandrel pipe. i made my intake out of a honda accord intake and its was a total of like $32 shipped.
that includes the filter, silicone couplers, and clamps. only needed two cuts to make it fit really nice.
you'll spend close to that or more buying a filter, clamps, and couplers.
Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
I have been looking around to find a kit to mod for my 2009 Aveo5 and this what I found.
-WILL FIT HONDA ACCORD
It come with:
-INCLUDE 2 ALUMINIUM 2.75" INTAKE PIPE WITH AIR FILTER AND 1 VACUUM HOSE SAM LIKE IN PICTURE.
-THIS PART IS MADE IN CANADA.
-THE COLOR IS CHROME POLISHED. WILL GAIN 15 HORSEPOWER AND NICE SOUND.
Selling for $9.99 / shipping $22.00 total $31.99
I think I'm going to get it.
-WILL FIT HONDA ACCORD
It come with:
-INCLUDE 2 ALUMINIUM 2.75" INTAKE PIPE WITH AIR FILTER AND 1 VACUUM HOSE SAM LIKE IN PICTURE.
-THIS PART IS MADE IN CANADA.
-THE COLOR IS CHROME POLISHED. WILL GAIN 15 HORSEPOWER AND NICE SOUND.
Selling for $9.99 / shipping $22.00 total $31.99
I think I'm going to get it.
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
Dan has NOS???
how can people with such nice cars be unable to spend $200 on an aem intake!!!
Good luck on the 2009 intake
how can people with such nice cars be unable to spend $200 on an aem intake!!!
Good luck on the 2009 intake
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
LarsBud wrote:I have been looking around to find a kit to mod for my 2009 Aveo5 and this what I found.
-WILL FIT HONDA ACCORD
It come with:
-INCLUDE 2 ALUMINIUM 2.75" INTAKE PIPE WITH AIR FILTER AND 1 VACUUM HOSE SAM LIKE IN PICTURE.
-THIS PART IS MADE IN CANADA.
-THE COLOR IS CHROME POLISHED. WILL GAIN 15 HORSEPOWER AND NICE SOUND.
Selling for $9.99 / shipping $22.00 total $31.99
I think I'm going to get it.
http://www.aveoclub.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=9305
mine looks like it has more of an S in one pipe? read through though i explained it.
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
thehunterooo wrote:Dan has NOS???
how can people with such nice cars be unable to spend $200 on an aem intake!!!
Good luck on the 2009 intake
aem: $150 for the name, $50 for the intake..
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Re: DIY Cold Air Intake
Petrified.Rabbit wrote:thehunterooo wrote:Dan has NOS???
how can people with such nice cars be unable to spend $200 on an aem intake!!!
Good luck on the 2009 intake
aem: $150 for the name, $50 for the intake..
those VR6's deserve no less
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