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Intake Kit For Non-turbo Only. Wtf?

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Old 06-20-2003, 03:04 AM
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hmmm lemme see if i can get the specs from checkpoint
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Old 06-20-2003, 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted by MazdaEnthused' date='Jun 10 2003, 04:16 AM
well then why do i see alot of peoples ftp lenses out
Because the bolts either rust out or break out of the molding. Also the Ftp's cloud up bad and don't look so hot after a few years. Personaly I like the ftp lenses in there, but mine definitely show their age.
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imasu: take the ftp's out and use something like aluminum polish or simichrome metal polish on them it will get rid of the sun bleached look aged look off of the ftps. I did this on my own and brought the ftp's back to life, once i find some webspace that allows me to remotely call image files I'll post up some before and after pics. I used simichrome myself



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where you able to get a new catalog from accel that included the kool blue filters?? I checked JC Whitney and they are asking 300$ for the kool-flow kit with venturi, and around 44 dollars for universal dual cone filters. For the price of Kool-Flow, I think I am better off trying to make a home brew version, 300 dollars for a filter with a funnel type fitting and a hose that runs off the smaller ID cone of the filter is too much, I could probably make it cheaper and better quality.



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Originally Posted by Rotaryman13b' date='Jun 21 2003, 05:45 PM
imasu: take the ftp's out and use something like aluminum polish or simichrome metal polish on them it will get rid of the sun bleached look aged look off of the ftps. I did this on my own and brought the ftp's back to life, once i find some webspace that allows me to remotely call image files I'll post up some before and after pics. I used simichrome myself



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where you able to get a new catalog from accel that included the kool blue filters?? I checked JC Whitney and they are asking 300$ for the kool-flow kit with venturi, and around 44 dollars for universal dual cone filters. For the price of Kool-Flow, I think I am better off trying to make a home brew version, 300 dollars for a filter with a funnel type fitting and a hose that runs off the smaller ID cone of the filter is too much, I could probably make it cheaper and better quality.



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I ordered it from the distributor like 2 days after we talked about it, still haven't got it, but it supposed to be available LOL I'll keep you poseted.
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dose anyone have a S5 na with the apexi power intake on it? dose it do a better job then the k&n
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I have the Apexi available for the S5 $149.99 plus shipping.



No clue honestly if it is better. I have used HKS and K&N I can tell you I have been happy with the K&N and the HKS got brittile from heat and fell apart.
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The Power Intake is the premier air filter designed to create pure horsepower. The intake funnels used in racing machines take advantage of the characteristic where air travels along the side of surfaces. However, the center portion of the funnel is virtually unused. It is this concept that gave birth to the dual funnel design. A primary funnel on the top portion of the air cleaner was inserted to channel the air flow directly into the lower funnels at the base of the cleaner. By constructing the upper and lower funnel from a highly durable injected resin, Apexi was able to construct the ideal shaped funnel previously not possible. The funnel shapes are focused on increasing air speed without changing the flow direction of the intake air. The result is a high speed and smooth flow of air into the intake.



Highly Durable Injected Resin



14degree Curve for Maximum Efficiency



Reduce Drag & Eliminate Dead Spots Within Cleaner



Decrease Ventilation Resistance by 10%



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