Carbon fiber intake piping
#1
Carbon fiber intake piping
Hi all,
Ive been looking everywhere for a piping solution where you have the air filters on top of the intercoolers with no luck.
I used silicon hose but it rubs against the tires so i needed somthing more slim.
This is my first take on CF and I got so satisfied with the outcome that I had to share it
What do you think? My only worry is that it will get really chipped and eventualy crack? Will keep an eye open for that!
Ive been looking everywhere for a piping solution where you have the air filters on top of the intercoolers with no luck.
I used silicon hose but it rubs against the tires so i needed somthing more slim.
This is my first take on CF and I got so satisfied with the outcome that I had to share it
What do you think? My only worry is that it will get really chipped and eventualy crack? Will keep an eye open for that!
#7
ES Motor sells a carbon fiber, fender well intake kit... Not sure what your flow specs are and costs, but it's priced at $1500 USD
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#9
never seen them release a product for 996tt's where did you see this?
#10
I actually didnt see es motors solution until yesterday. However I dont think it would work on my turbos/headers. Dont know if its the difference between 996/997 but the filter would be "in" the intercooler if i were to use theirs.
#11
Hi all,
Ive been looking everywhere for a piping solution where you have the air filters on top of the intercoolers with no luck.
I used silicon hose but it rubs against the tires so i needed somthing more slim.
This is my first take on CF and I got so satisfied with the outcome that I had to share it
What do you think? My only worry is that it will get really chipped and eventualy crack? Will keep an eye open for that!
Ive been looking everywhere for a piping solution where you have the air filters on top of the intercoolers with no luck.
I used silicon hose but it rubs against the tires so i needed somthing more slim.
This is my first take on CF and I got so satisfied with the outcome that I had to share it
What do you think? My only worry is that it will get really chipped and eventualy crack? Will keep an eye open for that!
What is the size of the pipe??
Great work!!
#12
For those that have never used a set-up like this, you should be aware that there is very little clearance between the tire and the intake pipe - like 1", if I recall correctly. The biggest potential problem is not so much what it's made of (but that should be a concern as well), but what is going to happen if a large stick or other debris is kicked up and jammed between the wheel and the pipe at typical highway speeds. It can smack and rip that hose right off the turbo in an instant and then you are injesting totally unfiltered air and debris straight into the turbos and engine...that is what I see as the biggest potential downside of this design. I had it on my car at one point for a short time and was extremely uncomfortable with this apect and was relieved when I finally removed it. IMO, putting that pipe in the wheel well and that close to the tire is a bad design from a reliabilty standpoint. Again, just my opinion, but I didn't like the looks of it on my car...
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991.2 Turbo S GT Silver
991.2 GT3 Chalk (Manual)
2022 Cayenne White
former 1972 911T white, 1984 911 3.2 Targa black, 993 cab white, 993TT arena red, 993TT silver, 996TT speed yellow, 991.1 GT3 white
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