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xcelir8brz 07-21-2012 04:32 PM

xcelir8brz's Stock Intake Tube Rubber Delete
 
post deleted because it needed to be

ATL BRZ 07-21-2012 04:51 PM

Looks great! Do you mind elaborating on where you got all the parts including the measurements/dimensions? I may try this myself.

xcelir8brz 07-21-2012 05:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ATL BRZ (Post 330239)
Looks great! Do you mind elaborating on where you got all the parts including the measurements/dimensions? I may try this myself.

Spectre Couplers on Amazon (or anywhere else). Raw material tubing (industrial supplier). Grommet and Paint at Menards. Had to order, cut with my own metal cutting saw, polish, then paint - the tube.

xcelir8brz 07-21-2012 09:58 PM

Note: I'm now working on replacing the air box with a MAF sensor tube and K&N Cone Intake. I had a setup like this before (one piece design) and was really awesome (sound, HP, etc.), just high temps 104F through an A/F code and the MIL light went on. With my design, versus the other, I'm sure I can curb this happening again. Another part is on order and should have something by next weekend to present.

Silverdub 07-22-2012 05:00 PM

Does it sound louder at all?

xcelir8brz 07-22-2012 05:02 PM

From initial results on bone stock vehicle (unlike mine isn't), the engine sound is more linear/refined, a little more growl, and definitely more rev or to put it mildly 'get up and go'. It definitely sounds better than stock!

chadz 07-23-2012 12:49 AM

Looks good. Do you have any videos? I want to compare to mine and decide if deleting the resonator makes any difference.

TBBandit 07-23-2012 01:38 AM

Yeah it def. has more pep to its step and a deeper sound. less raspy. Very pleased I am glad i talked to brian before shelling out loads of money for a CAI

TBBandit 07-23-2012 01:43 AM

I would encourage more people to send Xcelir a PM before dropping a paycheck on an intake..

TBBandit 07-23-2012 01:51 AM

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TBBandit 07-23-2012 01:54 AM

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TBBandit 07-23-2012 01:54 AM

sry for picture size but there is a before and after shot

Synack 07-23-2012 01:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xcelir8brz (Post 330600)
Note: I'm now working on replacing the air box with a MAF sensor tube and K&N Cone Intake. I had a setup like this before (one piece design) and was really awesome (sound, HP, etc.), just high temps 104F through an A/F code and the MIL light went on. With my design, versus the other, I'm sure I can curb this happening again. Another part is on order and should have something by next weekend to present.

I did this same exact setup on my Cobalt back in 2006. Super cheap and gives the same results as a branded CAI. No problems for 4 years.

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StarsGarrador 07-23-2012 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xcelir8brz (Post 331600)

Now, who else wants one?

Why you live so far away lol

xcelir8brz 07-24-2012 10:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StarsGarrador (Post 333006)
Why you live so far away lol

FR-S Twin and myself, working on some other ideas. This weekend/next weekend should be interesting. We're looking at stage 2 and stage 3 on top of what we got.

*KID* 07-25-2012 02:47 PM

nice work. how much would this run for

Bg8780 07-26-2012 11:26 AM

xcelir8brz, If you are building these for sale I would definitely be interested. Would it be possible to paint the couplers red (same red as Perrin's lightweight pulley) instead of black? If so, how much would I be looking at shipped?

Great mod and looking forward to your future projects! Cheers!

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Bg8780 (Post 339780)
xcelir8brz, If you are building these for sale I would definitely be interested. Would it be possible to paint the couplers red (same red as Perrin's lightweight pulley) instead of black? If so, how much would I be looking at shipped?

Great mod and looking forward to your future projects! Cheers!

PM'd you!

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 12:46 PM

Next weekend, I'll have time to fabricate a few more tubes.

I'll also be working with TBBandit (FR-S) to make a different intake system based on this design. What we will do is build a new extended pipe, connect it to the throttle body with a coupler, will be longer by a few inches towards the front of the car, then a 90 degree coupler on that towards the drivers side, a MAF adapter, then a cone filter. We will retain the front side of the stock airbox and will be putting a heatshield on the rear of the filter. This will pretty much encase the filter to have the stock CAI blow on it, and yet, provide a very deep growl and added horsepower. We've got all the raw materials inbound for this project next weekend. Thanks for the support!

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by *KID* (Post 337833)
nice work. how much would this run for

PM'd you.

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 12:47 PM

I also have not heard from the moderators or know the process to 'officially sell these public'. So any help to get this official and posted would be beneficial to everyone.

Thanks!

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 02:32 PM

Intake Parts List
1-My Custom Finished Pipe w/Grommet
1-Rustoleum Bedliner Paint (or other)
1-Spectre 8791 Black 3" Low Profile 90° Elbow Boot with 2.5" Insert and Band Clamps
1-Spectre 8771 Black Intake Tube Coupler and Band Clamps

About $100/parts worst case cost w/shipping (including cost of my pipe) + time.

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 05:11 PM

>>
1-Spectre 8791 Black 3" Low Profile 90° Elbow Boot with 2.5" Insert and Band Clamps
1-Spectre 8771 Black Intake Tube Coupler and Band Clamps
>>

$41 shipped to my door from Summit Racing. Add a can of paint and my pipe and you're done!

FRSPirate 07-26-2012 06:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xcelir8brz (Post 340410)
>>
1-Spectre 8791 Black 3" Low Profile 90° Elbow Boot with 2.5" Insert and Band Clamps
1-Spectre 8771 Black Intake Tube Coupler and Band Clamps
>>

$41 shipped to my door from Summit Racing. Add a can of paint and my pipe and you're done!

Did you use the 2.5" insert?

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 06:58 PM

Nope.

FRSPirate 07-26-2012 07:14 PM

K, just making sure. Thx

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 07:16 PM

3 inch system through and through

86design 07-26-2012 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xcelir8brz (Post 331600)
Hi. Another member on this board, TBBandit, who has an bone stock FR-S, met up with me today and we gave his ride the 'xcelir8brz custom intake pipe and deletes' treatment. I'll let him provide his feedback, but from what I can tell, he is extremely happy with not only the kit I built, but the effects of what it has done to his ride as well.

Here are some pix from today's adventures:

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/s...pk?format=500w

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/s...yv?format=500w

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/s...fk?format=500w

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/s...bv?format=500w

Now, who else wants one?


I want one!!

xcelir8brz 07-26-2012 07:27 PM

Pm me.

Bg8780 07-26-2012 07:31 PM

I will have this and hopefully the Perrin crank pulley installed by late September (I have to install at home) and I will definitely report back with pictures and impressions.

Thanks Brian!

white devil 07-26-2012 10:14 PM

I'm interested in getting a price shipped to 32669, please.....

xcelir8brz 07-27-2012 12:51 AM

All -

Take a sneak peak at what's in development between now (revision a.1) and next weekend which will include a longer pipe by 2 inches extending the filter into the air box and a heat shield surrounding top, bottom, and rear of the K&N filter.

Both the BRZ and FR-S will be running this enhanced system for further testing.

The intake has a nice suction intake sound, the growl is back, and definitely a very noticeable increase in revs and acceleration. And no CEL so far! <- we need to do high heat testing to make sure this is a viable system.

Stay tuned!

Brian

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/i...y1?format=500w

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/i...2j?format=500w

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/i...y1?format=500w

https://xcelir8brz.squarespace.com/i...9q?format=500w

KRAZYK 07-27-2012 11:30 AM

Extending that filter into the OEM airbox? That might be something I would be interested in.. keep us updated!

Fenrir 07-27-2012 11:59 AM

I really don't mean to sound like a ****, but any proof this provides a gain and isn't harmful to the engine? Have you done any before/after dyno tests? I'd be interested, but I'm not in the habit of buying garage parts with no backing to their claims.

xcelir8brz 07-27-2012 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KRAZYK (Post 342014)
Extending that filter into the OEM airbox? That might be something I would be interested in.. keep us updated!

That is my plan and it is working out so far.

xcelir8brz 07-27-2012 02:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fenrir (Post 342052)
I really don't mean to sound like a ****, but any proof this provides a gain and isn't harmful to the engine? Have you done any before/after dyno tests? I'd be interested, but I'm not in the habit of buying garage parts with no backing to their claims.

I'm not selling intake systems or full kits. I am not authorized to do this. This post is a DIY for someone to build their own kit. I am not competing with any manufacturers of intake systems but helping the community with alternatives. As soon as I have access to a dyno, I can assist with numbers to help out. Remember, what I am doing is a part of what most other manufacturers are doing (minus dyno and A/F bench and other ECU or A/F tuning tests).

xcelir8brz 07-27-2012 02:21 PM

Open Air System Intake Parts List
1-My Extended Custom Finished Pipe w/Grommet
1-Rustoleum Bedliner Paint (or other)
1-Spectre 8791 Black 3" Low Profile 90° Elbow Boot with 2.5" Insert and Band Clamps
1-Spectre 8771 Black Intake Tube Coupler and Band Clamps
1-Spectre 9405 Air Flow Sensor Mount Tube
1-You Pick K&N Air Filter and Custom Bracket

Fenrir 07-27-2012 06:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xcelir8brz (Post 342386)
I'm not selling intake systems or full kits. I am not authorized to do this. This post is a DIY for someone to build their own kit. I am not competing with any manufacturers of intake systems but helping the community with alternatives. As soon as I have access to a dyno, I can assist with numbers to help out. Remember, what I am doing is a part of what most other manufacturers are doing (minus dyno and A/F bench and other ECU or A/F tuning tests).

Yeah I understand that, just might want to save yourself the trouble and not make claims to power gains without any proof. Forums are a nasty place. The only reason I bring it up is the slightest changes in intake size/positioning can have profound effects on the behavior of the motor.

Nice writeup though, I'd love to get a car on a dyno before/after. Let's get P&L to host a dyno day :P

xcelir8brz 07-27-2012 06:31 PM

Gotcha.

xcelir8brz 07-29-2012 09:50 PM

FYI - Driving on this revision of mod all weekend and have been very pleased with performance and bad ass sound. Lots of people have been taking pictures of the car and were surprised at the intake mod I put together was so professional. Lots of thumbs up. I've got enough raw pipe material on order and will have two of the intake delete pipes remaining and two of the open air intake pipes remaining, both available and not accounted for regarding our own R&D if others might want to grab them and try this DIY themselves. I don't anticipate there being another revision after next weekend as the revision I have now will just be extended fully into the airbox and no MAF issues as cool air is blowing directly on the intake from the stock bumper CAI opening. PM me if you're interested in either flavor of the pipe.


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