its actually pretty easy man,

1. go to homedepot,menards,lowels or any store like that
2. find a electrical pipe about 14" long, mine is grey in color. should run about 8-10$
3. get yur self some 3" rubber clamps as well around 5-6$
4. remove the stock resonator box along with clamps
5. measure the length u want the pipe to and clearance of spark plug wires
6. mark where u want the cut, cut pipe
7. install the clamps
8. install the pipe into the throttle body and air box
9. stand back and be proud of yourself
10. close hood and go for a drive

 

heres mine
i highly suggest, i forgot to mention to get some rubber hose to fit over the air hose and get a pipe insert to install the hose, NOT THE LIL AIR FILTER SHOWN IN PICTURE... i corrected that filter after throwing codes

 

A simpler version, but works the same. I have seen an increase in mpg by 2 to 3 mpg.

 

Dude...

 

http://www.355nation.net/forum/how-...t/forum/how-performance-maintenance/301-how-eliminate-intake-resonator-box.html

 

Homemade Intake (how to)

 

Javier, you know GA is not in Canada right? :kiki2:

 

I may not be from Canada, but thats exactly what I was looking for, haha!! thanks guys

 

Jake13, when you do yours put up some picks and the cost, and where you got the parts, I am going to do this mod to.

 

http://www.355nation.net/forum/how-...t/forum/how-performance-maintenance/301-how-eliminate-intake-resonator-box.html

on page 3 mark put up a list of what you need, and a few pages later Kwon showed his receipt from Lowes and it had all the part numbers and prices for everything

 

Just about to say its all listed out perfectly on that thread, but I will post some pics when I get it done.

 

Sweet, maybe someday soon, I'll get around to this... Don't know if the hardware store up here has what I need for PVC.

 

what kind of hardware store u got in michigan

 

In Houghton, I don't really know what kind of HW shop it is. I think it might be one of those private shops. I know they have some PVC, but I don't know if they have the what I'll need. I need to check into it still.

I know down state (below the bridge) I'll be able to find what I would need, but up here can be a whole other story. I'm not going to drive all the way to marquette just to get a piece of PVC. So I'll (if possible) do it up here, or I'll wait until I am down home during christmas where I know stuff is for sure.

 

I used a 3" 45* PVC electrical conduit (in the electrical department). Pluming had nothing like it.


First one:

Version 2:

 

I used a 3" 45* PVC electrical conduit (in the electrical department). Pluming had nothing like it.


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how do you install the rubber hose to the PVC pipe?

i.e. did you use some kind of sealer to prevent air leak? detailed instructions please?

2007
crew cab
i5 3.7l

 

^^^^ do you think it helped out? improved anything?

 

I was gonna link the how to thread from C355.ca but you gotta be a member to read it tho the old canuck site thread is exactly the same

super easy to build yourself its a no brainer!

 

Blue steel do you by chance have part numbers?

 

Is it possible to rotate the intake tube that holds the MAF Sensor? It looks like the position will be prone to wire breakage. That truck is a different year than mine is, so I don't know if stock had the MAF Sensor vertical like that.

 

Electrical conduit like he said not abs. I will sell you one thst will drop in for $50 shipped