PI intake swap
12-02-2005, 02:44 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
But if you take your time and enjoy yourself, you might end up like this:
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No leaks! Runs fierce! Let's celebrate....
[IMG]local://upfiles/12394/80A6D3858E9D4BA69D6A8B02E1929ED7.jpg[/IMG]
No leaks! Runs fierce! Let's celebrate....
12-02-2005, 02:53 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
If you can answer this question, you're ready to do the manifold swap now. If you can't, then you should keep researching, learning, and asking questions until you dive into a job like this.
Question: Why do I have to wear a sweater and jacket in my car in the winter?
The answer is in the pics above.
Good luck!
Question: Why do I have to wear a sweater and jacket in my car in the winter?
The answer is in the pics above.
Good luck!
12-02-2005, 07:03 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
ORIGINAL: Gaspi101
If you can answer this question, you're ready to do the manifold swap now. If you can't, then you should keep researching, learning, and asking questions until you dive into a job like this.
Question: Why do I have to wear a sweater and jacket in my car in the winter?
The answer is in the pics above.
Good luck!
If you can answer this question, you're ready to do the manifold swap now. If you can't, then you should keep researching, learning, and asking questions until you dive into a job like this.
Question: Why do I have to wear a sweater and jacket in my car in the winter?
The answer is in the pics above.
Good luck!
12-02-2005, 07:09 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
Think of it as a riddle. Here is a clue: The answer is in the second pic I posted, i.e., "Post #20." If you still can't answer, either you are terrible with riddles (and/or cars), or I'm aweful at writting riddles.
12-02-2005, 07:13 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
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If you know your mustang, just look at that pic. It's staring at you STRAIGHT in your face.
If you know your mustang, just look at that pic. It's staring at you STRAIGHT in your face.
I'm assuming your heater hose isnt hooked up? Something along those lines.
12-02-2005, 07:18 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
*trumpets blaring* Congrats, Jon! Yes, the heater hose is capped off at the valley. Instead of getting a PI one, I said the hell with it, I live in Miami. Maybe my "riddle" was as creative as fingerpainting, but hey! You know what? You are ready to do the manifold swap, my man....Alright!!!
12-02-2005, 07:21 PM
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RE: PI intake swap
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*trumpets blaring* Congrats, Jon! Yes, the heater hose is capped off at the valley. Instead of getting a PI one, I said the hell with it, I live in Miami. Maybe my "riddle" was as creative as fingerpainting, but hey! You know what? You are ready to do the manifold swap, my man....Alright!!!
*trumpets blaring* Congrats, Jon! Yes, the heater hose is capped off at the valley. Instead of getting a PI one, I said the hell with it, I live in Miami. Maybe my "riddle" was as creative as fingerpainting, but hey! You know what? You are ready to do the manifold swap, my man....Alright!!!
I'm doing an intake swap too, along with all these other clowns. Not now tho....spent too much money on my TB/Plenum and soon to be in suspension (H&R supersports, shocks/struts, U/L CA's) lol