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11-08-2007, 07:38 AM
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INTAKE TUBE
I have a 2002 ford Excursion 7.3 with an Airaid cold air intake,,,, my question is do they make a one piece pipe that would go straight from the Turbo to the Air fliter beacuse mine is connected with what looks like the factory hoses or something and i was looking into that Torque booster intake pipe made by AFE but that just looks like a little elbow,,,,it doesn't look like its long enough to connect from the air filter to the turbo.
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