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hey i ordered a tymar intake about 3 weeks ago and i have not got it yet. i went to his homepage and called the number on it a few times and i can seem to get a hold of him. is there any other number i can call him at?
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Originally posted by 02superstroker
when i wash my engine will this water be harmful to the airfilter or will it be ok if it gets wet?....just an update, ordered the parts from napa today.. but going out of town.. will tell my results next week
when i wash my engine will this water be harmful to the airfilter or will it be ok if it gets wet?....just an update, ordered the parts from napa today.. but going out of town.. will tell my results next week
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Just finished doing a PCV re-locate , and installing some metal tubing to replace the factory rubber belows. I noticed a slight increase in the pitch of the turbo , but thats about it. Having it sent out tomorrow to get ceramic coated inside and out , to try and keep the air intake charge as cool as possibile , and prevent rust.
Will post pics as soon as all is said and done......
Will post pics as soon as all is said and done......
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I also just put mine on. Maybe I'm missing something but I don't notice any difference in sound. I do notice a slight increase in power. Guess I'll have to wait until Ihook up the trailer to really tell if it was worth it.
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Where cam I find a Tymar. I have heard about them, but cannot find any in my area.
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I read this in a previous post, or maybe this one back earlier...i dont remember...anyways someone had said that this was one of their questions too..they said that in the time they had their's that through rain storms and such the engine compartment has enough protection that it seals up and really doesnt get it wet. I would take wirepro's advice and cover it or something when washing the engine. Remember all the tymars and such are also open to the world as well, and i havnt heard of any problems....go for it.. i absolutly love it..the sound is amazing
I read this in a previous post, or maybe this one back earlier...i dont remember...anyways someone had said that this was one of their questions too..they said that in the time they had their's that through rain storms and such the engine compartment has enough protection that it seals up and really doesnt get it wet. I would take wirepro's advice and cover it or something when washing the engine. Remember all the tymars and such are also open to the world as well, and i havnt heard of any problems....go for it.. i absolutly love it..the sound is amazing
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I'll be ordering my parts tomorrow. I "think" just for looks, I may try to keep the air cleaner indicator. We'll see how it goes. My main concern with the elements was, where I work, we have a number of PSD's and this past winter while plowing snow, we had two of them acting like they had fuel gel with almost a total loss of power, just barely running. After the mechanic inspected them, it turned out the stock air boxes were full of snow, and I mean packed solid. I don't mind making a modification as long as it can't have an adverse effect on anything.
Thanks to all for the help and encouragement.
Thanks to all for the help and encouragement.
