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08-12-2005, 03:54 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 606
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Ok,
I have seen two intake setups on the AU 6 and just wanted to get some more info on em.. I have a 3" pipe from the intake to the first elbow and then just run the factory plastic around. This is what JMM also suggest for their race series intake. (with other things I know, but Im only talken bout pipes here) Though I have seen the 3" all the way around to the TB Any thoughts on which is better and why, plus is there any justification for paying the $500 all the way round verses $50 to the first elbow. Is it purely cosmetic, better air flow.. I gots no idea..
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3" Intake
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