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Old 12-06-2007, 12:23 PM
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Well i just finished up with my Cold Air Intake. I also took some pics of my smoked out corner lenses, and new rear tires. Which are 275-35-19 Nitto 555. the pics with the red couplers are all set up pics and gettin ready to TIG weld.

What do you think??
 
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Here are the pics. of the final product.

BTW, performance is greatly improved!! It actually burns rubber side to side now, then grabs 2nd, with out much "lag". Then 2nd to 3rd shift feels like it tries to break the tires loose some of the time. It is about 50 degrees out and sunny. FYI.
 
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Looks Great Man! I maybe would of run those pipes behind the grill, where all the cold air is! There is alot of heat where your filters are at! I would also powder coat those pipes black, as chrome is terrible at releasing Heat! When you pop that hood, people are going to say S.W.E.E.T...
 
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Nice work, I wonder if you could fit two air cleaners behind the grill. Looks very nice though.
 
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Old 12-06-2007, 12:58 PM
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Thanks, I spend half of the day yesterday trying to find out where to put the stainless filters i had. None of the filters i had fit at all! so i had only 1 mushroom/greddy knock off. it was the one. so i ordered 4 more, 2 for me of coarse. Trying to run the filters behind the grill with a good size whole looks almost impossible. there wasnt enough room. I left it shiny for the pics. it is Polished Aluminum, all 3" mandrel bent and fully TIG welded with 4 ply puracill couplers and t-bolt clamps. it doesnt need all that, but i do love the "over" the top look.

I am Heat Wrapping it with DEI 2"wide x 50' later tomorrow, for maximum performance.

Powdercoating is just a feel and look good product. which i do love, but no performance. i usually get my parts Ceramic Coated, then wrap it, which is the best to do, but expensive, and not good looking. IMO.
 
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Old 12-06-2007, 01:21 PM
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any chance you can get the filters ahead of the radiator so you don't suck in hot air from the engine bay?
 
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i looked into that for a while yesterday. the pics make the filters look like they are way far from the core support. in fact, they are touching the core support. they suck fromt the same place as the factory set up does, just not forced into. it made a HUGE difference. i think it will make some more ponies once the car is warmed up if the intake is heat wrapped.
 
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Old 12-06-2007, 02:05 PM
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Looks really sharp! The pictures show the details of your work.

How are the performance gains?
 
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Old 12-06-2007, 02:20 PM
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Thanks, i try to always show step by step and how i did it.

The gains were WAY more noticable then removing the rear cats and resonator. which i posted pics on that as well.
 
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Old 12-06-2007, 04:31 PM
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How much would you ask for if I wanted one of those metal "y-pipes".
 
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Old 12-06-2007, 04:35 PM
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Any chance you would make and sell one of the Y-Pipe areas?

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Looks Awesome!
 
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How much???
 
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Those are nice rears. Do they hook up better? With your racing history do have any idea how good the hoosier drag radials are in comparison to the Nitto 555 drag radials? The intake looks sweet and the fact it made a bigger difference than removing the cats and resonator makes a huge statement. Great job.

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Originally Posted by BDJ's Racing
Well i just finished up with my Cold Air Intake. I also took some pics of my smoked out corner lenses, and new rear tires. Which are 275-35-19 Nitto 555. the pics with the red couplers are all set up pics and gettin ready to TIG weld.

What do you think??
Best job I've seen so far... Now, If you make a kit without the filters that is resonably priced, I'll be the first race car you will sell it to...
 
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Old 12-07-2007, 03:28 PM
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I just saw the "BDJ's Racing" intake today in person and it looks phenominal. I just purchased my srt-6 today online and when it arrives it will be my first mod.
 
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Old 12-07-2007, 08:33 PM
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Nice work! Looks real good.Where did you get that breather filter? I'm debating wherther or not to tap my intake and run a new hose or just put a filter on it.
 
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Old 12-08-2007, 10:42 AM
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I sell the breather filters in my shop. $15. We have different colors as well.

I would sell and make as many Y's as needed. let me make another one, and see how long it takes, so i can get everybody a price. The whole intake took about 6 hours to make, after looking at it for a bit to get the basic idea. I just saw the other pics of the intakes with the filters in front of the radiator. I am going to play with that on monday.
 
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Old 12-10-2007, 10:35 AM
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After looking at moving the air intake tubes in front of the radiator, i do not like the restriction fo the core support. so i took all thefactory ramair brackets and junk out of the way, and modified the girlle!! What a difference from a 75 mph roll!!

Here are some new pics.
 
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After looking at moving the air intake tubes in front of the radiator, i do not like the restriction fo the core support. so i took all thefactory ramair brackets and junk out of the way, and modified the girlle!! What a difference from a 75 mph roll!!

Here are some new pics.
As horrible as he types he has some pretty good ideas on custom modifications. Local customers wonder why his cars are always just a little bit faster than similarly modded cars. Its all the little things he does like the trimming of the grilles that really adds up! Guess my filters are going right behind the core support afterall.
 


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