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11657, Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-09-02 09:33 AM
I need some help and ideas on what to use and design ideas. Hayame seems the only one making one out there. Help!
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11658, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by klipzracer, Jan-09-02 10:13 AM
hmmmm...it is a mitsu motor. would a 1gen intake fit? maybe the cyclone?
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11659, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-09-02 10:24 AM
I do not know. All the intake plumbing comes out the left side instead of the right, what does the 1g setup look like.
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11660, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by klipzracer, Jan-09-02 10:46 AM
dude, you need to do some research.....oh wait i guess you are. :P try asking a mitsu dealer if they have an intake for a 1gen and a 2.4 spyder sittting in the back that you can compare....or maybe intake mani gaskets.
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11661, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-09-02 04:41 PM
Maybe there are some 1g people on the forum with pictures of engine bay, that would give me a good idea.
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11662, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by randy, Jan-09-02 05:41 PM
I've seen the 2.4 spyder engine. The intake is on the left. Try some Hunduh intake system. They might fit.
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11663, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-10-02 02:56 AM
So no one here has made a homebrew intake for their cars huh?
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11664, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Logic3, Jan-10-02 03:13 AM
Sure lots of people have made their own intakes but that because most people here have 2.0 420a's. Actually the only person I can remember who was playing around with the 2.4L was Skrilla and no one has seen his ass in a long time.
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11665, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by dougie2, Jan-10-02 03:14 AM
Well most of us here have the 2.0L 420A engine. Here is how we make a PVC cold air intake for our cars: http://www.2gnt.com/www/files/pvcintake.htm
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11666, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-10-02 03:28 AM
Niiice engine bay Douglas. All the graphics are gone on the PVC cold air intake page, but I have an idea. I guess the 420a does not use a Mass air sensor either. I have made an intake for my Dodge 4.7l V8, but it was straight forward and no sensors just a PCV intake to add. The good part is I still have left over parts, and Home Depot is just around the corner.
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11667, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by RyaN95i4, Jan-10-02 05:55 AM
hehe, how bout cheap boost instead :)
the 4g63 exhaust manifold bolts onto the 2.4 head ;)
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11668, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-10-02 06:25 AM
How much would that cost to update to forced air?
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11669, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Michael_97RS, Jan-10-02 10:25 AM
What I would do is get some exhaust piping with mandral bends is whatever size you need and then have a muffler shop or any shop weld them together at the angles you want and put a K&N cone on the end of it.
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11670, RE: Homebrew intake for a 98 spyder gs 2.4 Posted by Skeletor, Jan-11-02 04:33 AM
I can use ABS piping to make an intake, I guess after I have it made I could go to a shop and have them then bend 3" Stainless to what I made, and then have it polished, it would cost a little though.
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