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Old 07-08-2012, 09:31 PM
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Revi Intake

I purchased my Mazda in 09 with a Revi intake/MAF already installed to the stock "accordion" style rubber connection to the Throttle Body. I am curious does this piece cause a sort of "turbulence" that can be improved? If so, say if I found something smooth what do I do with the couple of small diameter hoses that are attached to this piece? Or if this makes no difference please let me know this as well. I appreciate any feedback.
Old 07-08-2012, 09:54 PM
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This is what you're looking for Mazmart Shopping Cart

I've been meaning to pick up one myself.
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...someone has to say it... but $300 for a peice of silicone? You either work for Mazmart or a complete sucker.

The accordian will have a very small effect, if any in regards to flow and there is no way in hell I would suggest spending anywhere near $300 for such an "improvement" as sold my MazMart (shame on that vender for selling this btw). If you are really concerned, buy a $5 peice of PVC piping, cut it to length, and spend another $5-10 on couplings to fit it all together. Enjoy the < 0.5hp improvement at best with alot more noise to add.
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Thank you BlackStealth! I tend to agree to that, I would never pay that kind of money for what they are offering. I was looking at some other intake set-ups and it seems like the 2-3 smaller diameter lines are not connected, I could be wrong. I have no problem keeping it, it just seems "unfinished" with the stock piece in place IMO.

Thanks
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It's Autoexe stuff from Japan....with the Yen like it is and shipping it makes the translation too much to be affordable here
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