Here are some pics of the intake I built for the 69 Camaro LS6 project. I made it out of 3.5" exhaust tubing, welded the 90 on. Then I ground the welds smooth and had it polished and chromed. The filter is positioned inside the fender so that cool air comes in from the small grille beside the headlight.

http://users.ev1.net/~ynot_dv8/69cam...cs/intake1.jpg
http://users.ev1.net/~ynot_dv8/69cam...cs/intake2.jpg
http://users.ev1.net/~ynot_dv8/69cam...cs/intake3.jpg
http://users.ev1.net/~ynot_dv8/69cam...cs/intake4.jpg

The engine and engine wiring is now DONE! Almost there......

 

thats sick man...the engine looks insane, all that chrome

 

Whoa, looking great!!

 

Nice work Tony. Keep up that bling bling!

 

Damn nice work Tony... you'd never know that was welded. Simply amazing.

 

all i can say is WOW

 

Awesome Tony! I can't wait to see that beast in person next year!

 

Thats verry nice, I cant wait to see the car in person.

 

You owe me a new keyboard, because I just made a mess of this one.


-Mike

 

Awesome

 

Wow, that looks great. I'd love to see it sometime.

 

That looks awesome

 

Nine Ball,

Thanks for posting the pictures inspires me to work even harder.

 

Looks good, but won't it get too hot and defeat the "cold air" purpose? I made the same thing in my V6 Camaro with Home Depot PVC pipe back in high school.

 

wow Tony that looks great. You could never tell its welded. I hope to see it in person sometime.

 

Looks AWESOME Tony!

 

Any intake will heat soak, and this one sure does look tons better than a cheap black plastic or PVC one. Heat soak really shouldn't be too big of an issue due to the physical size (3.5") of this intake. The real heat comes when the supercharger compresses the air into the engine, and I have an internal intercooler to handle that.

 

chrome t-bolt clamps.

 

I think the only downfall with that piece would be the weight of it!

 

Polished and chrome is the way to go. Very nice.