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Old 05-27-2013, 11:32 PM   #1
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A Rev Intake

Just thought id share this while on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SCION-FR-S-S...ht_3306wt_1306

Not bad for the price.
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I'm interested in this.
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+15 HP eh? Reminds me of a certain drop in filter...
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so a tube and hi flow filter = +15 hp? 66 dollars you say? yep, this is legit.
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Don't forget the +40hp exhaust.

Seriously, this looks good. I don' see how it's possible to mess a tube/pipe up.
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Don't forget the +40hp exhaust.

Seriously, this looks good. I don' see how it's possible to mess a tube/pipe up.
the pipe diameter has to be just right or it could possibly throw off the MAF sensor.
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the pipe diameter has to be just right or it could possibly throw off the MAF sensor.
Forgot about that.
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