Intake kits for the GS300
05-31-05, 09:02 PM
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Intake kits for the GS300
Who sells intake kits for the GS300?
What would you pay for a kit that included:
AFM to cone adaptor
Cone
Hardware
AND
A heatshield to seal the intake off from the rest of the engine bay
I've been making heatshields for BMW's for years and have recieved excellent feedback. If I were to set my price at $55 for a Lexus GS300 shield that came close to factory fit and finish would you buy one? A picture of my work is attached.
-Eric
What would you pay for a kit that included:
AFM to cone adaptor
Cone
Hardware
AND
A heatshield to seal the intake off from the rest of the engine bay
I've been making heatshields for BMW's for years and have recieved excellent feedback. If I were to set my price at $55 for a Lexus GS300 shield that came close to factory fit and finish would you buy one? A picture of my work is attached.
-Eric
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05-31-05, 09:13 PM
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Injen sells a kit for our cars as well as Blitz (filter only).
Just so you know, if you plan to sell on CL you have to be a VENDOR.
Just so you know, if you plan to sell on CL you have to be a VENDOR.
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06-02-05, 11:41 AM
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good post....my apologizes ladies and gentlemen, but i was actually thinking about investing (an affordable) intake and piping for my 1993 GS300....i did a search and sorry to admit but i was a bit embarrassed to ask this question but.....is it possible to fabricating piping using PCV piping? any difference from the actual material/metal?
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Originally Posted by turbogs300
You could use PVC however you won't be able to get the smooth angles or bends, like you would using an aftermarket metal intake. 
06-02-05, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by PuppyDawg
oh ok...so those are basically the cons of using PVC piping....i thought temp played a factor in using this type of material.....thanks for the info
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