When are they going to come out with one for the Xb&Xa??

I hate the look of that plastic !! :evil:

its not plastic lol its teflon. its much tougher lol :lol: :D :lol: give it some credit.

dont worry, i feel the same way. it looks really cheap.

its not plastic lol its teflon. its much tougher lol :lol: :D :lol: give it some credit.

dont worry, i feel the same way. it looks really cheap.
its not teflon. teflon is white. maybe ABS?

its not plastic lol its teflon. its much tougher lol :lol: :D :lol: give it some credit.

dont worry, i feel the same way. it looks really cheap.
its not teflon. teflon is white. maybe ABS?I don't care what it's made of it's ugly!!!

There is no reason to make an aftermarket one because there wont be hardly any scions that will make enough crazy boost or high horsepower on a NA car to worry about upgrading the intake manifold

a plastic manifold will work better than a metal one anyway, since plastic doesnt conduct as much heat as metal.

BUT IT"S UGLY!!!!!

BUT IT"S UGLY!!!!!
one word: "Chrome-Oleum"

BUT IT"S UGLY!!!!!
one word: "Chrome-Oleum"

another word: Mexican chrome! OSH Silver paint can! :lol:

C'mon, guys- If you want to do it right, there is only one way to go!



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It might be the picture but damn those are some long ___ runners

WOW! :shock:

C'mon, guys- If you want to do it right, there is only one way to go!



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I LIKE AND I WANT!!!!!!!!! :D :lol: :lol: :D

what car is that for??

The Blitz SC comes with a cast-aluminum intake manifold.

what car is that for??
Any bseries honda

what car is that for??
Any bseries honda
Yup, made for B18C1 and B16 heads.

There are carbon fiber intake manifolds for lots of cars, but not for Scions (yet). :wink:

I'm still looking to combine an ITB set-up with a carbon fiber or carbon kevlar intake manifold, but I haven't had any luck (so far) with convincing companies to make this stuff for our cars.

I'll keep working on it.

-Pete

Actually those runners are too short for street power but would work well in the 8000rpm range.... Runner length and plenum volume is critical to the power band.
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