Hondata Intake Manifold Spacer
06-02-2006, 11:44 AM
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where's the best place to order one? checked the site and it was $60 but read that you need to buy from a wholeseller.
06-02-2006, 11:59 AM
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CAll any one of their dealers. They will order one and ship it to you. It's not cheap and you won't find any Redz love for it.
I had it for 6 months. Worked really well. After an hour of high speed driving, my AIRRAM was cool to the touch.
I had it for 6 months. Worked really well. After an hour of high speed driving, my AIRRAM was cool to the touch.
06-02-2006, 05:13 PM
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If you want to get the Outlaw one, I'm pretty sure you can contact them to get it. It's not listed on their site but I believe they can still make them.
06-02-2006, 05:22 PM
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Doode, get the outlaw spacers. Much better product, much much better quality. I've had all of the current made spacers and these are the only true fit PHENOLIC spacers. Hondatas are cheap high temp plastic that costs about 5 bucks to make.
Seriously. Do a search here and you'll see what the differences are.
Seriously. Do a search here and you'll see what the differences are.
06-02-2006, 08:37 PM
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Maybe its just me, but in the summer recently it has been hot as hell. My IM has also been hot as hell lol. I do have the outlaw spacers and I can definatly vouch for their high quality. At first, in the winter months, there were definatly temperature differences, but now, that motha is HOT. The TB isn't so bad but..
Anyone else experiencing this too?
Of course you couldn't expect an intake to stay cool just because there is no direct heat transfer, the ambient air temp in the engine bay on a hot day is just so high that I am sure all of the metal in the engine bay absorbs it.
Even after my response GET THE OUTLAW SPACERS!!!
You will not be disappointed. cool.gif
Anyone else experiencing this too?
Of course you couldn't expect an intake to stay cool just because there is no direct heat transfer, the ambient air temp in the engine bay on a hot day is just so high that I am sure all of the metal in the engine bay absorbs it.
Even after my response GET THE OUTLAW SPACERS!!!
You will not be disappointed. cool.gif
06-02-2006, 09:57 PM
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Well, of course in the summer it's going to be hotter, but the temperature variance will still be similar.
I'll get some more readings soon for you guys.
I'll get some more readings soon for you guys.
06-03-2006, 12:03 AM
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where to get the outlaw spacers? i've got my hood spaced for better cooling, now i want cooler air. i'm be putting it off for a while now i decided to get one.