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Old 03-21-03, 08:20 PM
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Question TID mod?

im sorry but wat is a TID mod?
Old 03-21-03, 08:23 PM
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Turbo Inlet Duct, only aplies for turbo's. Consists of using PCV pipes and couplings, usally found at Home Depote or other hardware stores, to replace the stock restrictive TID
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although ABS piping is a better choice than PVC (black and white, respectively), but metal piping is even better
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Don't use those rubber connectors for plumbing though. Once you start drawing air from the engine-bay you'll want to put up some kind of barrier to keep the hot air out of it too. I saw significant drops in my intake temps after I set mine up.
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There is nothing wrong with using rubber connectors over silicon
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weld yourself one. It only takes like 15 mins and it is much nicer than having some ****** plumbers pipe in your engine bay.
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Of course, while the metal looks all shiney and pretty, it soaks up the heat a LOT more then plastic. There is a reason Mazda made the original one out of plastic.

There is nothing wrong with using the rubber plumbing couplers. They are designed for severe duty (think about it).
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...or you could do what I did...

2.5in' -> 3in' rubber from turbo -> AFM
then some more 3in' rubber pipe from the AFM to the air filter..
Works awesome.
Cheap too.
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Personally Im probably going to make my ic pipes and a CAI out of dynomax u bends (and other styles of bends) and wrap them in heat tape.
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