DIY Dual CAI Tee Splitter FOUND
I don't know if anyone has found this. I SWEAR on ALL THAT IS HOLY, that I found a WYE splitter earlier, but now I can't find it... but here is a 3" Tee splitter... for 30$
http://intakehoses.com/Merchant2/mer...egory_Code=RT4
Would it work?
http://intakehoses.com/Merchant2/mer...egory_Code=RT4
Would it work?
Yep. But you'll need this, too:
Silicone 90 Degree Reducing Elbow 3.5" to 3" ID: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
And a short bit of 3" aluminum tubing, and a couple of clamps...
Silicone 90 Degree Reducing Elbow 3.5" to 3" ID: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
And a short bit of 3" aluminum tubing, and a couple of clamps...
Max, I went to that site you posted. I could have had a 3" to 5" CAI....can you image the look from my front grille with 2 5" tubes hangin' out there....d@mn. Guess I will just keep my little Needswings...lol
I don't know if anyone has found this. I SWEAR on ALL THAT IS HOLY, that I found a WYE splitter earlier, but now I can't find it... but here is a 3" Tee splitter... for 30$
Black Rubber Intake Tee 3" ID: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
Would it work?
Black Rubber Intake Tee 3" ID: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
Would it work?
@Maxcicon - I ordered this... Aluminum Intake Reducer 3.5" OD to 3" OD: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
@alaxfire - I also ordered these...
1' 45 Mandrel Bent Aluminum Pipe (Four of them)
1' Straight Aluminum Pipe (One of these)
2' Straight Aluminum Pipe (Two of these)
Silicone Coupler Hoses (Six of these)
Washable air filter media. (Two of these)
3.5" Exhaust Clamp (One of these)
3" T Band Clamp (Thirteen of these)
I will be using the 1 foot pipe to go THROUGH the T Splitter, cutting a 2" diameter hole above the 3" opening, then cutting 1 inch spaced "notches" around the inside to the full 3" diameter. Push the 1 foot tube THROUGH the splitter, then reach in the Throttle body hole and bend those DOWNWARD to create a sturdy, 3" diameter hole. Then I will take a hatchet and bend a notch ABOVE that whole, to create an inward bend, directing the air towards the throttle body. It's SUPER custom, but I think it will all work out. I'll let you guys know how it works and post pics if it does!!!!!!
@alaxfire - I also ordered these...
1' 45 Mandrel Bent Aluminum Pipe (Four of them)
1' Straight Aluminum Pipe (One of these)
2' Straight Aluminum Pipe (Two of these)
Silicone Coupler Hoses (Six of these)
Washable air filter media. (Two of these)
3.5" Exhaust Clamp (One of these)
3" T Band Clamp (Thirteen of these)
I will be using the 1 foot pipe to go THROUGH the T Splitter, cutting a 2" diameter hole above the 3" opening, then cutting 1 inch spaced "notches" around the inside to the full 3" diameter. Push the 1 foot tube THROUGH the splitter, then reach in the Throttle body hole and bend those DOWNWARD to create a sturdy, 3" diameter hole. Then I will take a hatchet and bend a notch ABOVE that whole, to create an inward bend, directing the air towards the throttle body. It's SUPER custom, but I think it will all work out. I'll let you guys know how it works and post pics if it does!!!!!!
Last edited by jiggityjosh; Jul 24, 2012 at 08:30 PM. Reason: Fixed Links
That Aluminum intake reducer is 3 3/8 inside diameter because it is 1/16th thick and the outside diameter is 3.5 so that makes the inside diameter 1/8th smaller than 3 4/8 = 3 3/8
IT'S PERFECT!
One way or the other, I'd like to see this. You can see mine in my sig. If you come up with a better way-Cool!
Where are the filters going?
Where are the filters going?
I live in Utah so I have already installed custom "Devil Horns" and cut out the top right and left "flaps" in the grill to provide more aerodynamic suction and flow into the horns. You can literally feel the suction even when in PARK... But that's connected to the stock airbox and tubing. The filters will be going INSIDE the engine compartment but I will be installing heat shields and routing the devil horns directly inside of them.
Too funny... While patiently waiting for a turbo kit...
Rubber Tees: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
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Too funny... While patiently waiting for a turbo kit...
Rubber Tees: Intake Hoses, IntakeTubing, and Intake Clamps
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Try here under 4in components. they are listed in all shapes but don't know if you can use 4in.
Spectre Performance - Official Site -- --
Spectre Performance - Official Site -- --
The 90 bends will have you working to get the pipes to line up, there is an offset in the NW Tee that I worked on. YOu could get it to work, just lots of tweeking to get it to go. ENJOY Woody
I listed ALL of the parts that I ordered already a couple posts ago also.
I changed everything. I will be using two 45 bends, very similar to the setup the twincharged SRT-6 uses on the driver side. Should merely be a matter of cutting a couple pipes to fit and g2g!!
I listed ALL of the parts that I ordered already a couple posts ago also.
I listed ALL of the parts that I ordered already a couple posts ago also.

Keep us posted of developments.


