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Engine Bomz intake + L bend + coupler + battery in trunk =

Discussion in 'Powertrain' started by Vamp, Jun 19, 2005.

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    Vamp Gunmetal 2001 Corolla S

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    Bomz intake + L bend + coupler + battery in trunk =

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    Just cut the bend off the Bomz intake and couple a 2.5" L bend exhaust pipe to the end. Trim the end of it to fit the filter in the wheel fender, and voila.
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    Rolla95 Rollin' Out y0

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    not bad, looks pretty good
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    the water!!! :hide:
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    just noticed you're using those clear hoses for your oil catch can.... be aware... ;) those things tend to collapse when they get hot and vacuum is applied. sometimes when it happens, your car will run like t-total shit -- revving all wierd, sputtering, etc...
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    i have a similar kind, cept that its braided on the outside. i use it for the PVC.
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    I'm going to replace them when the turbo is in since I have to route them before the turbo intake. Oh, btw, where would the EVAP vaccum connect to? Before the turbo as well? If so, wouldn't that throw off my MAF (which I'll have before the TB) since it's already metered air?
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