Ricks Shark

Does anyone have a source to replace the plastic intake tubes with a polished metal tube system? I want to leave the plastic plenum at the rear engine wall as is.

Thanks

hacker-pschorr

I'm not sure of any that made it to the market. Performance gains are questionable, they do look awesome.

airosey had his own made:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...ubes-pics.html

ceedee looked into making a set, not sure where that project went:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...ake-tubes.html

worf928

The intake tubes do need to be able to flex - assuming you have motor mounts that aren't big chunks of steel - as the motor rocks back and forth on its mounts. So, they cannot be solid metal from radiator-mounted inlet to airbox.

Mrmerlin

also metal isnt the best for an intake as it will heat up to whatever temp air is blowing on it, the plastic version is better

morganabowen

There is a person that sells the after market ones with color. he was at Sharktoberfest a couple of years ago, but I got mine from him off e-bay, and the price was very reasonable

oz928s4

Surely we all must be sick of taping these suckas up...mine are shot to pieces ...would love an alternative

fesuvious

I used this stuff

http://www.larkspeed.com/index.pl?p=134RSL76&a=i

but in black with yellow stitching.
I used the standard 'ends' and then used this stuff. Its bullet proof.

I used it as turbo intake piping on an offroad Land Rover and it stood up to incredible abuse

ROG100

I sell the air tubes as seen above in post #5 - available for both early and late cars with a red, blue or black insert. $75 the pair. Much cheaper than the factory ones at $60+ each.
Roger

Brett928S2

Hi

Both my self and my brother have Roger`s tubes as above with the blue centres, they fit BETTER than the originals and look better as well


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All the best Brett

Greg Mooneyhan

I'm interested in replacing my intakes on my 84 928. Can you help me?

Wisconsin Joe

He most certainly can.

Look at the 'business card' at the bottom of his post.

The website has been improved recently, but the best way to get in touch is directly. E-mail or phone call. (both the E-mail addy & phone # are right there).

If you decide to make a real phone call, budget an extra 15 minutes or so.
Whenever I talk to Roger, we always spend that time just talking about the cars.