BUILDING our own CUSTOM INTAKE for $50?? 

That’s beautiful! Great minds think alike 😂

Yeap same here I made my own cold air intakes out of PVC. Still do from time to time

@@MilburnMotorsportswhats the size

@@Kap807 3”

Ay thanks man! Much appreciated

Thank you!

Thank you very much man! Im glad you found it useful!

We have been running it ever since this video was created and we have had no problems at all! Works exactly how we need it to 👍

We have been using it since this video came out in multiple races and track days in 90+ degree ambient in some of them, and it has worked flawlessly for our application. I am not sure what temp it would start to come apart at, but we haven't ran into that issue at any point thankfully. The headers are on the complete opposite side of the motor as well, which helps

ABS 👍

correct!

@@MilburnMotorsports thank you

As safe as any other pipe, just make sure you’re running a good clean filter and if you’re driving in the snow/rain check up on it. I wouldn’t recommend trying to drive through any massive puddles though, basically just me mindful of where your intake is positioned

@@MilburnMotorsports my plan was to do it like yours front of bumper or wheel area but I prefer front more air flow, but I was thinking about the hydro cover but idk snow is thicker and will block the front. I want the most safest

Lol glad youre enjoying it! The next dyno video will be coming out soon, followed by a track day! Should be awesome

Every video made with this car after this point has this intake on it. We haven’t had a single issue at all with it, and have run in multiple 95+ degree ambient HPDE days and races with no error. We recently took the pipe off to inspect it with no damage, melting, or wear done to it. I would be happy to make another video showing the condition of the pipe in its current form if you would like to see! 👍

@@MilburnMotorsports awesome👍

@@computek9141 oh yeah! Been working great :)

What about when it rains or flood?

@@IdrisOh bruhhh

We gave it about 4-6 hours before trying to pick it up. We still use this same intake to this day!

@@MilburnMotorsports ok great 😎👍

No. Intake still remains the same

A lot more expensive and still requires modification!

Twas a joke bruh

@@maxthereof I wasn't sure, lol! Ive gotten quite a few people questioning it. Hope the video helps in your home made intake endeavors

ABS plastic plumbing pipe

@@MilburnMotorsports I think everyone is trolling you. With all do respect. I don't think anyone commenting on your video know anything about cars. Let alone pvc pipe. The melting point of pvc is atleast 500⁰ of not more. And as thick as it is you get colder dense air= more horse power and ft lbs of tourqe. Using steel or aluminum pipe gets really hot. Then at that point you have a warm air intake. I understand fully why alot of people use pvc. And if they don't they wrap the cai in header wrap or heat tape. Great video. Especially for showing people you don't have to spend $200+ for a expensive cai when you can make your own. 👍🏾

@@jojo12gage I wouldn't really call it trolling, I made this channel with the intent of being able to discuss and share information with people, as it helps them improve as well as helps me improve! I appreciate the comment and I am glad you enjoyed the video!

If you are referring to the connection piece inside the pipe as a restriction, it’s the same diameter as the rest of the pipe on the inside which is why you can see the exterior protrudes outwards. No power loss. Dyno proven in my dyno video