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Old 01-19-2007, 09:40 PM
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The boys at RMCR do awesome fab work. They made me this 4" intake tube with a custom airlid.





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Fixed the order of them pics for you

That is some very nice looking stuff there.
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WOW! Is that on the 427?
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Yea, just got her running yesterday.
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Looks good. Did you pick up boost/power from the conversion (aftercooler to intercooler)?
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Looks very nice!
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Originally Posted by Urban Legend
Looks good. Did you pick up boost/power from the conversion (aftercooler to intercooler)?
No. I did the conversion when I had the T trim, I went from 12 lbs. to 9 initially. I then switched the MAF to the pressure side and got 11 lbs.. The IAT's dropped 40 to 50 degrees so that needs to be figured in. The aftercooler setup would heat the water so much that after one blast that was it until you either iced the water down or let it sit for a long while. The air/air is pretty much ready to go almost immediately. If I would have stayed with the aftercooler I would have put on a larger water pump, heat exchager with a fan and a larger reservoir that held ice. I think that would probably do a nice job because it does appear to be less restrictive (or maybe it's the shorter run) than the front mount setup. When I did the YSi I also upgraded from the 3" OBX to the 4" so that might help some.
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That looks superb !!!!!
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Looks awesome!!! Plug changes look not awesome
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Nice, what blower pulley you running, a 2.95?
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Nice setup
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Awesome man, it looks factory with the Pontiac sticker back on that custom lid!
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Man that is sweet. How much they lick you for the setup?
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$800. PSJ, 2.75 pulley. Now I need to weld some piping to reduce the silicone couplers, maybe loose the MAF too.
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dream car.
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Nice looking setup
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That looks awesome!
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Wow 2.75, hold on!
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Looks good, and a 2.75!


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