eyohannie

#1

When I bought my car last week I noticed that there was a tear in the pipe thing (?) between the air filter and the engine. Right now the tear is being held together with some sort of duct/electrical tape and I feel like I should fix it right away. I don't really know how to explain it since I'm pretty much new to this whole car thing but here is a picture of what I'm talking about [it's not my actual car]:



Basically I need to replace it, and I need to know what it is and around how much it costs. Thanks guys.

This post has been edited by eyohannie: May 24, 2005 - 12:08 AM

macavely

#2

well i had the same problem about a year ago ... when to toyota said the tube was 60 bucks i went autozone and got a civic intak e... for 20 bucks....

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Bigmeanbulldog55

#3

Yeah, just buy a ram air or cold air set up. It'd be cheaper. But honesty, if it's got some good electical tape on it, you really don't need to do anything. It should be fine for years to come. If it's duct tape, it will last forever.

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eyohannie

#4

I was looking around on some auto parts websites and these cold air intake kits cost upwards of 200 bucks. Is there any other type of cheaper >> solution?

94ST2

#5

You can always make your own.

LewFX

#6

eeeeeeeeebay!

Bigmeanbulldog55

#7

http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=21648 <- $30 Cold Air Intake

It irritates me how this guy went through all the trouble of making this set up, and posting it to show us all how to get a cold air intake for around $30, and no one pays attention to it.

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LewFX

#8

well 30 on up to 100 depending if you opt for the bypass valve and a name brand filter.

playr158

#9

i bought an AEM cold air intake for a 00 TIB
i'll know if it works by friday

celicaboston1983

#10

post a wtb in the buy/sell section I got mines for like 10 bucks shipped

rocky2006

#11

boston, you have pics of it? if hannie isnt interested, i am.

BLINKYxMUNKEY

#12

-macavely+May 24, 2005 - 12:14 AM

QUOTE(macavely @ May 24, 2005 - 12:14 AM)

well i had the same problem about a year ago ... when to toyota said the tube was 60 bucks i went autozone and got a civic intak e... for 20 bucks....
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duct tape could fix that. >>

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LewFX

#13

but why just "fix" it when he could get a new toy and enjoy a cai!

celicaboston1983

#14

-rocky2006+May 24, 2005 - 7:49 PM

QUOTE(rocky2006 @ May 24, 2005 - 7:49 PM)

boston, you have pics of it?  if hannie isnt interested, i am.
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I dont have one for sale im just telling him to post in the buy section for one im sure there are people who have itand would like sell it for a few bucks

rocky2006

#15

oh, my bad. i read it wrong. ignore my stupidity.

eyohannie

#16

I have a question: CAI is not smog certified, but it is not illegal in the state of California? So you can have a CAI and it's street legal, but it's not smoggable? How is this possible?

Argh... I'm just going to the dealership and getting it there if it's under $50.


Another question: Sorry if it's off topic:
BTW I hear I clicking noise most of the time I turn corners (1-3rd gears), is it my CV boot?

Akimbo

#17

bear in mind what works for a st won't be the same for the gt and vice versa, the bays are different.

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Bigmeanbulldog55

#18

-Akimbo+May 26, 2005 - 10:22 PM

QUOTE(Akimbo @ May 26, 2005 - 10:22 PM)

bear in mind what works for a st won't be the same for the gt and vice versa, the bays are different.
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How? I've never seen a difference besides engine and mounts, and those are minor.

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Hanyo

#19

-eyohannie+May 26, 2005 - 7:08 PM

QUOTE(eyohannie @ May 26, 2005 - 7:08 PM)

I have a question: CAI is not smog certified, but it is not illegal in the state of California? So you can have a CAI and it's street legal, but it's not smoggable? How is this possible?

Argh... I'm just going to the dealership and getting it there if it's under $50.


Another question: Sorry if it's off topic:
BTW I hear I clicking noise most of the time I turn corners (1-3rd gears), is it my CV boot?
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it is not CARB legal to make your own Air intake for our celica. I dont believe there is any LEGAL cai for our celica's at. California law says its illegal to modify the intake in any way. So if you want a CAI you are running a risk. BUT most cops and smog station dont car. But keep your stock airbox just incase.

-Bigmeanbulldog55+May 26, 2005 - 7:28 PM

QUOTE(Bigmeanbulldog55 @ May 26, 2005 - 7:28 PM)

-Akimbo+May 26, 2005 - 10:22 PM

QUOTE(Akimbo @ May 26, 2005 - 10:22 PM)

bear in mind what works for a st won't be the same for the gt and vice versa, the bays are different.
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How? I've never seen a difference besides engine and mounts, and those are minor.
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the engine in a GT is in an angle and leans back towards the engine bay, the throttle body is located in a different location compared to the ST engine.

soven

#20

-Hanyo+May 27, 2005 - 2:35 PM

QUOTE(Hanyo @ May 27, 2005 - 2:35 PM)

the engine in a GT is in an angle and leans back towards the engine bay, the throttle body is located in a different location compared to the ST engine.
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Yeah, I learnt that the hard way while trying to follow the DIY cai tutorial on the site.

Bigmeanbulldog55

#21

I've been looking at some pictures, and it seems like the st's throttle body sits about 2-3 inches farther forward than the gt's. I would't consider this significant. Does those few inches really make that much of a difference?

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CyberCT

#22

What I really don't understand is why AEM or WEAPON-R or any other aftermarket performance company has not released a CAI for the 6th gen Celica GT. I'm puzzled why the more powerful engine was neglected in favor for the less powerful engine on the ST.

playr158

#23

MWAHHAHAHAHAHHA

i have an AEM intake! >>

CyberCT

#24

-playr158+Jun 11, 2005 - 5:50 PM

QUOTE(playr158 @ Jun 11, 2005 - 5:50 PM)

MWAHHAHAHAHAHHA

i have an AEM intake!  >>
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Please elaborate.

LewFX

#25

modified to fit im sure...aem, injen and weapon-r feel that they wont sell enough to cover the cost to make them thereofre they suck a fat one!

Phat_99CeliGT

#26

i had a weapon r w.a.i. on a couple months after i got the car.
i got it straight from Weapon R for $150 shipped.
then i made my cai and sold the pipe to my friend.

i think he still has it, i might buy it back and PC it silver.

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playr158

#27

its a 2000 hyundai elantra AEM CAI for the 2.0 4cyl
no cutting involved just need a small adapter pipe >>

miniSupra

#28

-playr158+Jun 13, 2005 - 7:41 AM

QUOTE(playr158 @ Jun 13, 2005 - 7:41 AM)

its a 2000 hyundai elantra AEM CAI for the 2.0 4cyl
no cutting involved just need a small adapter pipe >>
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Do you have a web link for where you got that. I'm too lazy to make my own.

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playr158

#29

ebay

Jaws4God

#30

does anyone know of any cold air intakes for other cars that will fit ours with minor to no modifications? I'm not sure If I could do the one posted on this site using the accord intake... :-/

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