NACA duct
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NACA duct
I recently did some intercooler charge pipes on my car. I moved the AFM to the driver side, and was left with a lot of room infront of the turbo. I happened to have a NACA duct sitting around the house. So I jumpped in and started cutting. After cutting the hole out, I started to feel bad about cutting a mint aluminum hood, but it was too late.
I think it turned out ok.


I think it turned out ok.
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Got the afm adapter from the pull-part. It was just laying on the ground.
2in hot pipe, 2.5in cold pipe. I don't like doing anything that can]t be undone, so I ran the pipes between the body and radiator. Also using a stock top mount in the front (its pink).
If you didn't know, its a six-port setup.
2in hot pipe, 2.5in cold pipe. I don't like doing anything that can]t be undone, so I ran the pipes between the body and radiator. Also using a stock top mount in the front (its pink).
If you didn't know, its a six-port setup.
Got the afm adapter from the pull-part. It was just laying on the ground.
2in hot pipe, 2.5in cold pipe. I don't like doing anything that can]t be undone, so I ran the pipes between the body and radiator. Also using a stock top mount in the front (its pink).
If you didn't know, its a six-port setup.
2in hot pipe, 2.5in cold pipe. I don't like doing anything that can]t be undone, so I ran the pipes between the body and radiator. Also using a stock top mount in the front (its pink).
If you didn't know, its a six-port setup.
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