Or were there others out there not as popular? I only ask because it seems like anyone who has an aftermarket IM has the air ram. I have never seen or heard of anybody having something different.

 

I think it was rpw that produced a dual throttle body for the beta.



someone else also offered itbs before too. from Australia iirc

 

The RPW was a hacked up stock IM though.

 

http://www.d-series.org/forums/engin...ke-design.html

 

There wasn't a market for them, and few were sold, so the Airram became rare. At one time, you could buy them from a couple Korean stores. But since $500 was too much for 99% of the people here, not many shipped over. That really wasn't all that expensive, but in the Hyundai scene.....



If you really want one, have one built.

 

Yeah, back in the day the ITB kits were offered through the Australian company that also did drive in, drive out beta swaps. The name is just on the tip of my tongue but I can't exactly remember it - XGODZX?



They also had an NA dohc alpha X3 making an alleged 135kw.

 

RPW in perth http://www.rpw.com.au/ , CAPA in Adelaide did s/c & Twin Throttle Body for X3 and in Sydney PSC did some fab work

 

Did HVE ever have one?

 

HVe, that's it. Later known as PSC. They had the ITB kits for X3s and RDs.

 

Man, HVE and Whiteline were my favorite companies. Had all the good stuff even for my Accent backin the 90's.