sonic hotness
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They added pictures on there face book page of the kit.. and they are gonna make a downpipe also.
I don't know how to post pictures sorry guys
I don't know how to post pictures sorry guys
cx racing fmic and intake
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sonic hotness
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sonic hotness
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Thanks eric
ThatTmoGuy
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I'm tired of explaining it over and over again, thats why I made a thread. I got tired of pasting the link into other threads so maybe people should start using the damn search box. pretty easy to find it, How to post pics....
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turbooh12
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So tempting, but I feel like the DDM intake looks more high end (even if it really isn't better quality, it just looks like it is although its a little more expensive) The CX kinda looks like it was hacked together from parts at a hardware store. Now, the FMIC on the other hand looks awesome.
rdss
Junior Member
Dave HAS dyno tested as well as road tested his intake while logging information to pick out the best set up for our cars. Not saying CX hasn't done anything as well, hell, just don't know for sure!lol I would pay more knowing the true development that went into the intake over a lower price any day. They say "You get what you pay for!" for a reason.....
Just throwing an aluminum pipe with a MAF housing welded isn't the answer, length, width, bend location as well as MAF location all go into developing a proper intake. Dave even went with the filter he uses for a reason.
Dave@ddmworks
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We could offer an intake like that, without the heatshield, if enough people are interested. It would have to be a little more then the CX intake since the K&N intake is a little more expensive then the filter on the CX, probably around $130 though. If you are interested, let me know. Personally, I am a big fan of the heatshield though, but for those that want to get an intake, then purchase the heatshield later, it might be a good option.
jeremiah.wells
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that sounds like an awesome deal. way to keep it competitive Dave. those of us who are looking to get in for cheap will also appreciate the added economy from the warmer air.
rdss
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Dave, I agree! The heat shield is a must. Going from the RNI to your intake made a huge difference in heat soak when sitting for short periods of time. But, dropping the cost by removing the shield might get you a lot more sales, you'll need to fab up a mount for the tube though.
laborsmith
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Dave, any update on a heat shield for non-DDM intakes, say for the ZZP?
Laborsmith
Laborsmith
Eric Smit
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Last I spoke with him they have the CAD drawings, they just need to make the prototypes.
-Eric Smit
laborsmith
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Excellent news, Eric. At least to me. Looking forward to the results.
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firstorbit84
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So I just saw this kit for the first time on ebay and I looked up this thread. The charge piping looks nice, and the price for everything is unbeatable.
Is anyone running any of these parts yet?
Is anyone running any of these parts yet?
turbooh12
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They also finally have it on their website as well. Has anyone ordered the intake yet? I know earlier I said that it doesn't look as nice as the ddm works one, but on the website it now looks a little better...no heat shield of course, but hey its only $99...which is about the right price for a piece of aluminum pipe with a maf hole in it...
