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Old 04-30-2006, 03:31 PM
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Does anyone have a one-piece connection that is flexible enough to go from 85mm intake lid directly to the 90mm TB(no MAF)?

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http://intakehoses.com/

You could probably build something and make it work from parts on that site.
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Originally Posted by 99whitews6
Does anyone have a one-piece connection that is flexible enough to go from 85mm intake lid directly to the 90mm TB(no MAF)?

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Which lid do you have?
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Which lid do you have?
SLP 85mm (couldnt get a TSP 85mm in time )
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I made my own...forgive the shitty cell phone camera shot:



That's a TSP 85mm lid, but a stock throttle body. Wouldn't be any different though if I had a 90mm TB on there...
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
I made my own...forgive the shitty cell phone camera shot:



That's a TSP 85mm lid, but a stock throttle body. Wouldn't be any different though if I had a 90mm TB on there...
What did you use, exactly?
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4" 3 or 4-ply 45* silicone elbow from High Temp Silicone, and there is actually a piece of 4" exhaust tubing internal to it to help keep its shape (and from crushing the lid when clamping it down).
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
4" 3 or 4-ply 45* silicone elbow from High Temp Silicone, and there is actually a piece of 4" exhaust tubing internal to it to help keep its shape (and from crushing the lid when clamping it down).
Where did you get it from?
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45* silicone elbow came from High Temp Silicone (they are a company, not the type I used ), and the 4" exhaust tubing came from Jegs (but is really not necessary...I was just messing around with it to see if it worked).
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