S3 sleeve for intake mod...where can i get it? Mance?
04-10-2007, 04:58 PM
#4
Yes, I have those in-stock except now they're the newer/higher flowing HVRS style...
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again, you can read about them at the 12V Development forum by doing a search there using HVRS or high velocity recovery sleeve as your keywords along with my user ID number.
again, you can read about them at the 12V Development forum by doing a search there using HVRS or high velocity recovery sleeve as your keywords along with my user ID number.
04-10-2007, 05:11 PM
#6
You'll need 3" ID silicone tubing, 2ea 90* elbows, hose-joiner & clamps...
if you don't use silicone tubing you still need some type of layered/wrapped/insulated tubing or intake temps will soar.
All of this has been covered seven ways to Sunday at 12V Development recently and excessivly as to what silicone and elbows to use related to degree tightness in elbow radii and wall thickness for tubing as clearnce between TB and firewall is a HUGE issue. Buy the wrong stuff and it's unuseable. But I only sell the inline components and none of the tubing.
E-me offline for pricing etc
Hope this helps,
M
All of this has been covered seven ways to Sunday at 12V Development recently and excessivly as to what silicone and elbows to use related to degree tightness in elbow radii and wall thickness for tubing as clearnce between TB and firewall is a HUGE issue. Buy the wrong stuff and it's unuseable. But I only sell the inline components and none of the tubing.
E-me offline for pricing etc
Hope this helps,
M
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04-10-2007, 05:15 PM
#9
well its a spendy buy-in for DIY components. Expect to pay between $350 & $400...
just for silicone and related components. But others do it alla time. You'll still feel a difference.
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