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custom fwi build

a98gtp4u

a98gtp4u

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i just made a 3" fwi out of a cold air intake 4 a 96 honda accord 4 my 98 gtp, came out looking real good. i have a pic, hopefully i did it rite and uploads.
 


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there ya go man
 
once you have it hosted to the site, right click on the pic and copy the pic's address, then paste that address on this page between these brackets [img*][/img*] (minus the *'s)
 


i would have but i didnt have 4" pipe or filter and i got all this 4 free. im atleast gonna heat wrap it to tho.
 
Don't waste your time heat wrapping it...put heat wrap on your manifolds if anything...that will help more than wrapping your intake...and wrap the crossover too...

Take off that engine cover also...that likes to trap in a bunch of heat.
 


Isn't the opening of the TB more than 3"? I'd go at least 3.5", that's what I got right now, need to build a bigger one now though. You did do a good job, looks great.
 


car has a 3.4 pulley, 3" catless downpipe (ubend deleted), 180 stat, al 104's, 8mm wires, 3" exhaust split to 2.5" turbo mufflers and now the 3" fwi. intense pcm coming this week and plog hopefully sometime next month.
 
I agree...the shiny pipes look cool, but they are probably actually helping you due to the fact that you appear to be running a stock tune(until the intense arrives) with the 3.4. You will probably be starving for air if you are not already at this point. The plog will help out a lot with reducing your KR. Are you scanning somehow now? It is too bad they don't make the nice shiny tubing with a good filter and sell it as a kit in the 4"...That would be worth some cash. Good luck modding though.
 
Honest question: Why is a 3" intake too small if a 3" exhaust is more than big enough? I personally run a 4" intake, but I'm just curious.
 
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