My own DIY spoon direct air pipe

[badaz907]

I made this for under 20 bucks and it works just the same as a Spoon Direct Air pipe exept 20 bucks is cheaper than $200. It's not bad I dont know what it does as far as performance goes but it did get rid of the huge box.
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[Wolfy]

Well howd you make it, whatd you use, etc etc... looks pretty good, I think I'll do the same thing

 

[Jspec Ej6]

pretty cool....and true...saved you 200 bucks..8)

 

[Shogun]

I'd rather do that then spend $200 buck for a spoon. how'd you do it?

 

[badaz907]

I went to Home Depot and bought that black rubber pipe they sell you'll see it so I bought a 45* angle 3 inch piece, then I hacked off the huge ends where the 3" pipe would go so I ahd this 7" long black rubber curved peice. Then This gets kinda hacky but it works you may want to try diffrent things but I used a 3" long pvp 2" pipe and a 2" pvp coupler they got hooked together glue if you want. Thye the end with the couple goes into the black rubber pipe and clamp it down the other end goes into the stock oem intake. I had to do this because the intake stock tube is like 2 3/4 " and they dont make that as far as plumbing stuff goes. So next if you look the oem intake tube is about 2" on the inside so when the 2" pvc is inserted it matches up pretty close and then you just clamp everything as best as you can. I think it works good. Hopefully someone else will try it. Let me know Its really easy to remove if its garbage but I think Ill leave it for now. YOU ahve to remove the air resonator too but its only 3 8mm bolts that hold it to the air box

 

[ryanM]

nice job, there is also a DIY on this in the how to section.

 

[bmoua]

I made this for under 20 bucks and it works just the same as a Spoon Direct Air pipe exept 20 bucks is cheaper than $200. It's not bad I dont know what it does as far as performance goes but it did get rid of the huge box.
http://img466.imageshack.us/my.php?image=214134963fszjviph0fx.jpg BEFORE
http://img466.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pc1100019ph.jpg AFTER
http://img466.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pc1100028cl.jpg

i have a similar setup...i used the stock airbox with a k&n drop in filter,used a generic intake for the piping...had to cut the piping in half though..

 

[anekin007]

not really a fan of that design. what really kills your airflow is that stock intake tube size. try getting a whole pipe in larger diameter to replace that stock intake arm. it would probably be better.

 

[badaz907]

yes

yea that is true but thats how ill keep it for now until I find something else that I find sutable