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    The difference between an L26 and L36 is the extra notch (i believe for the PCV system) on the side. The L36 has it and the L26 does not. I'll take a pic of my L26 in my attic when I get home. I do know mine is red.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nighthwk12 View Post
    The difference between an L26 and L36 is the extra notch (i believe for the PCV system) on the side. The L36 has it and the L26 does not. I'll take a pic of my L26 in my attic when I get home. I do know mine is red.
    Well if you look at the picture, especially the first one, you'll see the sides are a little skinnier
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    Where's the how to do it yourself thread bill you make one yet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Travisgt2 View Post
    Where's the how to do it yourself thread bill you make one yet?
    You hack the top of the runners off.

    Glue them back together after cutting them down to an inch or so in height.

    The end.
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    Oh okay thanks blue. blue you stilt in the kc area?
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    Could someone make a write up for those (like myself) that are not confident enough to do something like this without some direction?
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    Yeah, I just looked at one I have sitting in my garage, and "gluing it back" has me confused lol.
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    You just need to remove some runner material, thereby decreasing their height. Take the tops and glue them back onto the bottom of the runner piece. And boom, custom HV3.
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    Should I take my HV3 out and sell it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tod1d View Post
    Should I take my HV3 out and sell it?
    Well you already paid for it and went through the work so just leave it in there until you are ready to move on
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    I wouldn't get rid of one if I had one...

    But I'd also not go out of my way to buy one either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blueguy View Post
    Probably just a different mold.

    I can't see rounded vs angled edging making a ****s lick of difference on a manifold style like that anyways. I ran no insert in my GT, a DIY HV3, and the L26 HV3 in my L26 UIM setup.

    I noticed no difference between the DIY to the ZZP version...and I honestly noticed only a smidge better top end by putting the insert in there vs. not even running one.
    DIY hv3? youve got my undivided attention mate.
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    nvm. ill read the rest of the thread first next time
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    Still wasn't explained lol
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    LOL
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    What hasn't been explained?
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    Well I can hack 1 inch off the top. ok and done? Won't it sit too far up in the intake now?
    And this I don't understand
    Quote Originally Posted by blueguy View Post
    You hack the top of the runners off.

    Glue them back together after cutting them down to an inch or so in height.

    The end.
    So cut the piece off and glue it back? lol
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    When you cut off the runners, you trim them down so they are shorter. Then glue the shorter pieces back on.
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    So I was just browsing for something on ZZP and happened to see that the HV3 is now $150 instead of $200. Crazy
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    I don't understand the gluing part. To make my own I will have to glue something I'm putting back in my engine?
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