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#11

06-07-2006, 08:26 PM

StifflersMom

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RE: DIY ITB's

I'd put filters over 'em...that's my DD

#12

06-07-2006, 08:41 PM

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RE: DIY ITB's

Do it!! and take lots of pics. I totally want to do a ghetto ITB set-up.

#13

06-07-2006, 10:05 PM

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RE: DIY ITB's

Sniper doesnt pay for anything lol. Garage sales, swap meets, used, junkyards.......lol cmon the dude bought a JRSC and managed to sell it for $400 more than he bought it for, finds a free turbo setup????????WTF Sniper rules.

#14

06-07-2006, 11:09 PM

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RE: DIY ITB's

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Nice link...dude needs to filter that incoming air though.

not really. anyone who puts that much time and money into a car is probably going to be using it as a track car.

even pro made ITBs dont have filters.

yeah most cars with ITB's are strictly track cars....i figure u could fab up some kinda filter but that might rob a small bit of power.

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ORIGINAL: Pete

Sniper doesnt pay for anything lol. Garage sales, swap meets, used, junkyards.......lol cmon the dude bought a JRSC and managed to sell it for $400 more than he bought it for, finds a free turbo setup????????WTF Sniper rules.

NOT FAIR![:@] lol

#15

06-08-2006, 10:38 PM

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RE: DIY ITB's

maybe this is a stupid question, but if you had a hoodscoop, could you use some fiberglass and make somewhat of a "U" shape, and connect it to the ITB's and then have a custom ram-air setup? Kind of a wonky idea, but it adds power on streetbikes, maybe it'll work here.