I decided today that I was sick of the stock IC pipe that goes through the fenderwall.
So, a quick trip to Home Depot later, I have a length of 2" galvanized electrical conduit, plus 2 crush bent 90 degree bends, for a total cost of about $30 CDN.
About 2 hours later, I have put together a new IC pipe that runs from the 3000 pipe diagonally to the snorkel hole, through that and down to the IC. This was remarkably easy to put together... I only needed a sharp razorblade, a sharp hacksaw, and a bunch of extra 2.5 inch hose clamps.
Out for a test run.
I had my boost set to just under fuel cut, even when power shifting from 1st to second with the old setup. I get the car warmed up and drop the hammer... and run smack into FC in a big way. 3rd, 4th, and 5th all cut. Hell, 2nd will cut if I go from decel to accel hard.
So... at the same boost level, this quickie mod obviously flows significantly more air than that awful twisted mess that went through the fender. I'll have to turn the boost down some more!
So, a quick trip to Home Depot later, I have a length of 2" galvanized electrical conduit, plus 2 crush bent 90 degree bends, for a total cost of about $30 CDN.
About 2 hours later, I have put together a new IC pipe that runs from the 3000 pipe diagonally to the snorkel hole, through that and down to the IC. This was remarkably easy to put together... I only needed a sharp razorblade, a sharp hacksaw, and a bunch of extra 2.5 inch hose clamps.
Out for a test run.
I had my boost set to just under fuel cut, even when power shifting from 1st to second with the old setup. I get the car warmed up and drop the hammer... and run smack into FC in a big way. 3rd, 4th, and 5th all cut. Hell, 2nd will cut if I go from decel to accel hard.
So... at the same boost level, this quickie mod obviously flows significantly more air than that awful twisted mess that went through the fender. I'll have to turn the boost down some more!