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Does such a thing as an inline intake air filter exist? As in, one that attaches in the front to a 3" pipe, and at the end to another 3" pipe.

 
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I am sure you could make one very easily. I have never heard of that, but if you think about it a filter box is kinda a iinline filter it's just not in a straight line. What are you trying to do, make some kind of fancy ram air intake?

 
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Yea, I'm trying to reach a compromise between the amount of air getting pushed into my ducting, and how 'linear' the air flow is. I figured an in line filter would be perfect. I guess an air box is basically as much, but it jumbles the air flow. I'm thinking of something that keeps that air moving in a straight line.

 
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Honestly I don't think it will make a difference. My bike has ram air and it doesn't go in a straight line but is very functional

 
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my weapon-r secret weapon filter has an adapter on the front for adding a ram air hose. WR even sells the ram air kit too.

 
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Alright, I'll check it out.

 
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Looks like to get exactly what I want, I will have to make my own. This will be fun : )

 
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they have quite a bit of intake parts at autozone too for diy stuff.

 
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PVC pipe is the poop for homemade intakes!

 
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Yea, I was considering replacing much of the ducting with PVC pipe and painting it gloss black.

The system I posted before sprang a leak and failed while going 107 a few days ago, so I bought an aluminum one and currently have it running straight to the bottom of the car next to the engine.

I was looking at the airbox though and noticed a 2nd way out of it?? Does this opening go anywhere? What does it do? or is it some stupid cosmetic crap? It is to the bottom right of the output port from the air box.