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Oct 30, 2008 | 11:40 AM

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Great write-up and clips. Now lets get to the dragstrip and see how those dyno numbers translate to ET.

This Sunday

*if it doesnt rain

Oct 30, 2008 | 11:41 AM

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Your build is very inspiring! Great job! :-)

Wrapping the intake wasn't too hard to do... I think I spent about $70 bucks on the whole thing. It did bring my IAT's down about 20C...

I feel bad for the guys running open short rams like teh pop charger...

thanks for the kind words and thanks for the info

Oct 30, 2008 | 12:00 PM

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Nice! Thanks

Wrapping the MAF is gonna be a b!tch - this stuff is $32 per 1' X 3'

No margine for error

Got any pointers? I can't afford to f-up and start again... Well I guess I could, but prefer not to.

I haven't done it but if I did I would make a template with paper first then trace it on to the heatwrap. Measure twice, cut once.

Oct 30, 2008 | 12:17 PM

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I haven't done it but if I did I would make a template with paper first then trace it on to the heatwrap. Measure twice, cut once.

on flat surfaces it will be easy... the tubular shape and tight contours of the MAF housing will be a challenge... a paper template wont get as tight as the material will so it would throw off the geometry... but I'll make it happen.