CF Intake and CF Grille Pics
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CF Intake and CF Grille Pics
For anyone who hasn't seen them, here is some pics:
Real Carbon Fiber Intake from Lextasy
Real Carbon Fiber Grille custom made for Lextasy
Tell me what you think.
Real Carbon Fiber Intake from Lextasy
Real Carbon Fiber Grille custom made for Lextasy
Tell me what you think.
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Thanks for the response guys.
I would like to get the CF engine cover and the rest of the CF pieces, but a little tight on finances right now. Maybe later.
Here is the link to Lextasy:
www.Lextasy.com
You will find the products and info there. That is where I purchased them.
They have great prices and service. There was a little problem regarding service in the past from .net, but it seems as if they have straightened their act up.
I'm a satisfied customer!
I would like to get the CF engine cover and the rest of the CF pieces, but a little tight on finances right now. Maybe later.
Here is the link to Lextasy:
www.Lextasy.com
You will find the products and info there. That is where I purchased them.
They have great prices and service. There was a little problem regarding service in the past from .net, but it seems as if they have straightened their act up.
I'm a satisfied customer!
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Why do people with that intake never (or almost never) install the cover back on? Is it due to the breather filter? Cant you use a piece of hose and atach the filter to it further out (sorda like relocating it?
I'm guessing that that pipe and the drop-in filter is the best set-up before the SRT one?
I'm guessing that that pipe and the drop-in filter is the best set-up before the SRT one?
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Originally posted by Leonardo
Why do people with that intake never (or almost never) install the cover back on? Is it due to the breather filter? Cant you use a piece of hose and atach the filter to it further out (sorda like relocating it?
I'm guessing that that pipe and the drop-in filter is the best set-up before the SRT one?
Why do people with that intake never (or almost never) install the cover back on? Is it due to the breather filter? Cant you use a piece of hose and atach the filter to it further out (sorda like relocating it?
I'm guessing that that pipe and the drop-in filter is the best set-up before the SRT one?
There is not any problems regarding the cover being there.
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