SLP/Roush Thunderbolt Box w/ custom steel tube...no stock rubber junk! FIRST!!
It may be cheaper to find someone locally though, just check it out. They should coat your intake and tips for around $60 bucks. That black chrome requires a super gloss clear over it too so the powder alone would cost $20 plus shipping your parts both ways. Considering shipping that may work better for you, but at least I gave you an idea of what you want. There's several powder coating companies around Portland and the suburbs. You can PM me if you want to try to work something out.
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10-4....maybe a package deal at M&M Manufacturing in Vancouver. Getting my headache rack done there....have 'em do my tips and tube....hmm....thanks for making me spend more money adam!! lol.
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ohh...and since it was mentioned in this thread....
AFTERBURNER!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaHZSMDfVhw
AFTERBURNER!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaHZSMDfVhw
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An update 5 years later??? SURE!! lol.
The tube has been removed about 2 years now since when I sold the intake I stole the fittings from. About 3 months ago (Feb '12), I had the tube powder coated in black chrome from a local shop that hooked me up ($30). It's more of a Dark Shadow Gray in reality. Went with SiliconeIntakes.com fittings....3.5-3.0 and 3.25-3.0 in black. Took them 3+ months to get the fittings in stock. During that 3+ months, I updated to an AEM Dryflo filter as well. So excited to have my intake back to looking good and custom.
Enjoy the pics!
Before:

After:



Goodbye K&N...

The tube has been removed about 2 years now since when I sold the intake I stole the fittings from. About 3 months ago (Feb '12), I had the tube powder coated in black chrome from a local shop that hooked me up ($30). It's more of a Dark Shadow Gray in reality. Went with SiliconeIntakes.com fittings....3.5-3.0 and 3.25-3.0 in black. Took them 3+ months to get the fittings in stock. During that 3+ months, I updated to an AEM Dryflo filter as well. So excited to have my intake back to looking good and custom.
Enjoy the pics!
Before:

After:



Goodbye K&N...

http://www.andysautosport.com/ford/2...s00089432.html
Does this look like the roush intake that you used? Cuz it sure looks like it to me
Does this look like the roush intake that you used? Cuz it sure looks like it to me
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http://www.andysautosport.com/ford/2...s00089432.html
Does this look like the roush intake that you used? Cuz it sure looks like it to me
Does this look like the roush intake that you used? Cuz it sure looks like it to me
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