anyone sell the one with the hole already on it?
Help, Anyone!
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From: OCEANSIDE CA
Help, Anyone!
OK, i installed Vararam intake with TB spacer. the rubber piece that goes from MAF senser to TB is all crooked. does any one knows where i can buy a straight/flat rubber piece to replace stock one? i am sure smooth air flow means more power. they sell it for c6 at
https://www.mamotorworks.com
i am not sure if i want to pay $12 for shipping AND WAIT 4-5 WEEKS FOR THE DELIVERY
any one with the info, please help!
https://www.mamotorworks.com
i am not sure if i want to pay $12 for shipping AND WAIT 4-5 WEEKS FOR THE DELIVERY
any one with the info, please help!
Last edited by SANJU100; Apr 22, 2008 at 11:02 AM. Reason: personal info
Drifting
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From: City of Pompton Fl
If you haven't found it yet, try these guys:
http://www.hightempsilicone.com/
Absolutely top shelf.
*edit.* Looks like they closed up shop. Too bad...
Good luck,
Alan
http://www.hightempsilicone.com/
Absolutely top shelf.
*edit.* Looks like they closed up shop. Too bad...
Good luck,
Alan
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Its really very simple. Just find a decent sized bit and compare it to the sensor. Its better to be too small than too big because you can always go to a bigger hole but you can't go back. Just put the coupler on the TB and determine where you want the sensor to be then mark it on the coupler then take it off of the TB and drill a smaller hole that is needed for the sensor and just shove it in lol. It will fit fine, silicone has a lil bit of stretch to it. I don't remember the sensor size but say it is 1/2inch then drill a hole maybe 1/4 inch and if it doesn't fit then go a lil bigger or use the same bit and just work it around a bit to make it bigger. Took me no more than 1 minute.
-David
-David