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Old Jun 21st, 2006, 18:29   #41
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Is it ally ducting ? Will be too weak, imo, and I think it's too large as well.
your right, i had some flexible ducting for the air intake into my Viper when it was sealed. Got to a lovely straight country road floored the throttle & the engine died, it had sucked the pipe flat so no air could get in, i got Powerflow to make the intake pipe then
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Thanks Pedro and Chris.

I think I am going to custom build my intake between the turbo and standard box as per:

http://www.quickbrickmotorsports.com/tech_diycai.html

This should smooth out everything. Then onto the downpipe (hopefully).

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