Just bought a PRM Jetstream Intake!
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Well i found a pic on another PRM thread and it doesn't line up very well ass you can see but i think i might grow some balls buy it and cut the main pipe shorter to line directly upwith the AUT
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Yeah thats what I was afraid of. I know the PRM gets most of its air from beside the radiator, so thats why I got a completely flat cooling panel so that all of the air gets pushed either into, or to the side of the radiator so it might get more air.
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Originally Posted by suzuka-blue-s2k,Jan 7 2011, 08:56 PM
Yeah thats what I was afraid of. I know the PRM gets most of its air from beside the radiator, so thats why I got a completely flat cooling panel so that all of the air gets pushed either into, or to the side of the radiator so it might get more air.
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I'm sure you still could...I would think that chopping 1/2 or 3/4 of an inch off the end of the pipe where it meets the black housing for the filter
but I'm ok w/it...just gotta see how it fits when I get the Mishimoto radiator put in...tuh tuh tuh...I'm sure it'll have some more give at teh throttle body to be able to move it where I need it to go
but I'm ok w/it...just gotta see how it fits when I get the Mishimoto radiator put in...tuh tuh tuh...I'm sure it'll have some more give at teh throttle body to be able to move it where I need it to go
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I went the other way guys, moved my PRM close to the fender opening below where the hood strut clips down. I also cut open the fake duct on the passenger side of the AP2 bumper to push more air up through to the intake. Even in the hot tropics I can feel no difference between the PRM and OEM intake. I'm happy with the reduced engine bay clutter and of course the sound. Better bang for the buck than most cat back exhausts IMO.
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interesting...I'm thinking about doing some kind of duct work using the fake vents on the front bumper...something like this would do the trick:
http://store.quantummotorsports.com/index....&products_id=66
or just cutting that fake vent out...but I think it would be more beneficial to run some kinda tubing from that inlet port up around the radiator and to the horn
http://store.quantummotorsports.com/index....&products_id=66
or just cutting that fake vent out...but I think it would be more beneficial to run some kinda tubing from that inlet port up around the radiator and to the horn
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Yep Gigdy is right. The filter should last for a very very long time since you just clean it every so often with a K&N recharge kit. The filter takes up the whole black plastic part of the intake.
Here is how mine looks now with the duct
Here is how mine looks now with the duct
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Can you guys post a pic of the filter?
I has an idea but would like to see how the filter looks / sits.
Also, at the end of the black plastic part there's a "horn", think this does anything?
I'm guessing the chrome arm is 3" and the black plastic piece is 4"...right?
I has an idea but would like to see how the filter looks / sits.
Also, at the end of the black plastic part there's a "horn", think this does anything?
I'm guessing the chrome arm is 3" and the black plastic piece is 4"...right?