Spiral Flex Intake System
02-12-2004
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Spiral Flex Intake System If you have this!
and had about
12"x12" diameter front mount scoop and running 70MPH with oncoming gusts of 20knots... whheeeewww 
Thats supercharged baby!!! (jk) 
I bought the system today to add it to my Injen Air Intake System, I'll install it ASA it comes in, I'll keep ya'll updated... Hmmmm... any of ya'll got this installed on your ride? gimme info please! Thanks!
SpiralFlexSystem>>>http://www.hypertuned.com/product_in...roducts_id=419
and had about
12"x12" diameter front mount scoop and running 70MPH with oncoming gusts of 20knots... whheeeewww Thats supercharged baby!!! (jk) I bought the system today to add it to my Injen Air Intake System, I'll install it ASA it comes in, I'll keep ya'll updated... Hmmmm... any of ya'll got this installed on your ride? gimme info please! Thanks!
SpiralFlexSystem>>>http://www.hypertuned.com/product_in...roducts_id=419
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Rep Power: 290 ^^^^wtf are you talking about i mean its worth a try. 
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but this spiral flow system i dont know about. i thought that you wanted the air to be nonturbulant. but with the right placement it would prolly work pretty good. it might not look too good in the engine bay though. the filter looks pretty good. why not ?
it says it is way heat resistant 1400f. if it can resist heat better then when placed in the same spot as a regular cai it would retain colder air. sound pretty sweet keep us updated!
Build it your self! Can't find an air intake system for your car? We have the answer for you. The Spiral-Flex TM stainless steel ultra lightweight intake tube allows you to bend the self-supporting spiral tube to custom fit your application. Flow-bench testing proved that the spiral-flex flows up to 5-10 percent more air than an ordinary smooth pipe. For high temperature use, the Spiral-flex will withstand temperature of 1400-degree Fahrenheit. Tube is also available in an insulated version. Both insulated and non-insulated Sizes available are 3” or 4” O.D. in either 2” or 4” lengths. Combine the increased air charge of the "Spiral Flow" tubing with RSA's Funnel Ram IV air filter, and you will have the ultimate air induction system for any application.
Applications Include:
Air Intake Systems
Air Delivery Systems for Cold-Air Boxes
Brake Air Ducting
Cockpit Air Ducting
Note: Air Filter is Sold Seperately
Available Sizes:
3 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
3 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Insulated Tube
3 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
3 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Insulated tube
lease:but this spiral flow system i dont know about. i thought that you wanted the air to be nonturbulant. but with the right placement it would prolly work pretty good. it might not look too good in the engine bay though. the filter looks pretty good. why not ?
it says it is way heat resistant 1400f. if it can resist heat better then when placed in the same spot as a regular cai it would retain colder air. sound pretty sweet keep us updated!
Build it your self! Can't find an air intake system for your car? We have the answer for you. The Spiral-Flex TM stainless steel ultra lightweight intake tube allows you to bend the self-supporting spiral tube to custom fit your application. Flow-bench testing proved that the spiral-flex flows up to 5-10 percent more air than an ordinary smooth pipe. For high temperature use, the Spiral-flex will withstand temperature of 1400-degree Fahrenheit. Tube is also available in an insulated version. Both insulated and non-insulated Sizes available are 3” or 4” O.D. in either 2” or 4” lengths. Combine the increased air charge of the "Spiral Flow" tubing with RSA's Funnel Ram IV air filter, and you will have the ultimate air induction system for any application.
Applications Include:
Air Intake Systems
Air Delivery Systems for Cold-Air Boxes
Brake Air Ducting
Cockpit Air Ducting
Note: Air Filter is Sold Seperately
Available Sizes:
3 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
3 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Insulated Tube
3 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
3 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 2 feet Length Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Non-Insulated Tube
4 inch Outer Diameter, 4 feet Length Insulated tube
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Rep Power: 0 Yeah, I checked home depot they ain't got none, and the home dryer pipe you talkin about are plastic and it will melt...
Check out the site before you say ghetto they have bent silicone and everything...
I've seen cars from Japan that are super fast and built up cars that uses a ghettoer flex tubing than the one i'm using...
I'll post some pictures and I will guarantee it will not look ghetto...
If I like it or not... I'll update ya'll...
Check out the site before you say ghetto they have bent silicone and everything...
I've seen cars from Japan that are super fast and built up cars that uses a ghettoer flex tubing than the one i'm using...
I'll post some pictures and I will guarantee it will not look ghetto...
If I like it or not... I'll update ya'll...
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Rep Power: 290 sweet! just because some people dont do what everyone else does dosnt mean that they are wrong. if we all used the same parts we would all fukin drive the same cars. its the ones that try new things that steer away from the crowd that make change in the sceen.
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Rep Power: 290 i mean how many people have this set up? alot
except for i went with the megan racing ceramic header. everyone said they never heard of it and it was prolly a pos but, i bought it and alot more people bought them too. damn thing works great i got a tsudo n1 ceramic coated catback once again everyone said that it was prolly whack, well whataya know it works great
MY POINT IS YOU CAN LEARN ALOT OF VALUABLE INFO ON THIS SITE BUT, STILL BUILD YOUR OWN CAR. if you could just pick a package at the dealer and never have build and choose your own parts what fun would that be? the best lesons i have learned from working on my car have been earned from trial and error!
except for i went with the megan racing ceramic header. everyone said they never heard of it and it was prolly a pos but, i bought it and alot more people bought them too. damn thing works great
i got a tsudo n1 ceramic coated catback once again everyone said that it was prolly whack, well whataya know it works great MY POINT IS YOU CAN LEARN ALOT OF VALUABLE INFO ON THIS SITE BUT, STILL BUILD YOUR OWN CAR. if you could just pick a package at the dealer and never have build and choose your own parts what fun would that be? the best lesons i have learned from working on my car have been earned from trial and error!
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Rep Power: 0 Noticed in your profile "waiting for my GS-R engine from cali be here soon". Are you swapping or was this for another project car? 
As far as people saying its "gay" or "supper ghetto" you have to remember then say these things when new projects hit the market. You guys should be happy there are people like pnoyster2k1cvic that are willing to try new components for our cars rather than knock him down.
Keep us informed with your results and even post a review in the Review section whether it was good or bad.
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As far as people saying its "gay" or "supper ghetto" you have to remember then say these things when new projects hit the market. You guys should be happy there are people like pnoyster2k1cvic that are willing to try new components for our cars rather than knock him down.
Keep us informed with your results and even post a review in the Review section whether it was good or bad.
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I'm not saying it might be or might not be, but the point I was trying to make is that we need people like pnoyster2k1cvic to test out these new projects.
Take yourself for instance. You bought the Weapon R ram kit. Did you post a review of it?
I'm not saying it might be or might not be, but the point I was trying to make is that we need people like pnoyster2k1cvic to test out these new projects.
Take yourself for instance. You bought the Weapon R ram kit. Did you post a review of it?
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Rep Power: 350 Originally posted by xian
^^^^^^
I'm not saying it might be or might not be, but the point I was trying to make is that we need people like pnoyster2k1cvic to test out these new projects.
Take yourself for instance. You bought the Weapon R ram kit. Did you post a review of it?
^^^^^^
I'm not saying it might be or might not be, but the point I was trying to make is that we need people like pnoyster2k1cvic to test out these new projects.
Take yourself for instance. You bought the Weapon R ram kit. Did you post a review of it?
what now 
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