Turbo Inlet pipes...
Cobb
http://www.cobbtuning.com/products/?id=4354
CP-E
http://www.cp-e.com/2138.html
RPMC
http://www.rpmcmotor.com/product.sc?categoryId=1&productId=1
So what's the deal? Worth it? Seems some say it helps with the smoke? WTF?
Lets talk about se.. errr
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i dont think the Cobb would change the sound much because it silicone, but mine thats aluminum makes the car sound totally different.., I can hear my turbo spool almost louder than my intake. And once you take the stock piece off, you will throw up in your mouth.. Theres definitely going to be an improvement over stock in airflow alone
p.s., Ive taken mine on and off now about 10 times, if anybody needs help installing theirs, let me know
p.s., Ive taken mine on and off now about 10 times, if anybody needs help installing theirs, let me know
firestoned wrote:i dont think the Cobb would change the sound much because it silicone, but mine thats aluminum makes the car sound totally different.., I can hear my turbo spool almost louder than my intake. And once you take the stock piece off, you will throw up in your mouth.. Theres definitely going to be an improvement over stock in airflow alone
p.s., Ive taken mine on and off now about 10 times, if anybody needs help installing theirs, let me know
Eric, I might take you up on your offer. I need to get some lamin-x for my fogs as well, you still have a bunch of that in yellow?
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firestoned
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firestoned
firestoned wrote:its really not all that necessary to let the car cool down. You will be working on the battery side of the engine only... the clamp on the turbo can be reached easily with a 4" extension and a deep well 10mm socket without getting near the manifold..
Troy, I have everything we need
Thanks Eric
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