Because my missing link did not fit on my car, I had to go with the fishtank check valves. Made by HALGEN? I dunno, it cost me 3.50 CDN each...because I had bought the wrong sized plastic tees, I had to taper the tips using a dremel tool to fit the blue silicon tubes and the MAP sensor hose.
I used zipe ties to ensure a good seal. Using the proper sized tees, It would have taken me about 5 minutes to install...it took me about 45 minutes to do this. hope this helps someone out. (notice that there is no MAP sensor on the throttle body?)



thanks,
chris

 

Your motor is weird. :P That "fishtank" setup looks allot better than some of the ones I have seen. How well does it work for you?
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Took 3 for my old engine also.

 

well...I don't really know how well it works cause my manifold is still being welded together. Hence, no boost yet. but i've been runnin N/A and there doesn't seem to be any problems, but then agan, no boost yet.

and...thanks!

cheers,
chris

 

Im just currious, whats the foil for?

 

duh! to keep his IC Pipe Fresh

 

the foil is insulation. I made a cold air intake out of 2.5" mandel bent exhaust tubing which, oddly enough, will now serve as my downpipe. I wrapped it in duct insulation that I found in the garage.

 

'zesty'

 

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i rememmber seeing a pic of a guy on honda tech who got bored and put like 50 of those things on his car. it was funny

those check's are sexy!