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Old 12-02-2007, 05:35 PM   #1
Interceptor'85
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Default My Custom 3" Intake

Hey all,

Well I've finally put my custom EL style 3" intake together and definately looks the part.

It's a combo of the EL rubber n plastic and some nice Spectre chrome pipe to complete the 3" flow all the way around.

Certainly looks a far cry from the stock EF intake. Hopefully the different design helps the engine breathe better, even if its marginal.
I had tried looking into custom bent metal piping but am thankful for settling on something far cheaper and does the trick non the different.

Lovin the chrome too, just need a pod filter now ;)

Before (stocko EF intake setup)


After (Custom EL style 3" intake)


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