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4 Inches of HTP Intake Goodness Coming Your Way Our 4.0" intake system for the Mazdaspeed3 will officially be released for sale March 1, 2013. We'll be running an introductory discount price on both the intake as well as the intake + battery tray combo March 1-31st. Check it out! HTP 4.0" Intake System (Introductory Price: $270.00 w/ free shipping) -Full 4.0" one-piece intake pipe -Integrated MAF with secured honeycomb air straightener (MAF ID: 3.83") -AEM Dryflow Air Filter -Complete hardware kit (2-barbed fittings, plugs, coupler to turbo, stainless steel t-bolt clamps, hoses) -Black wrinkle powder coat finish (standard) http://i48.tinypic.com/ilalok.jpg http://i48.tinypic.com/ehggn9.jpg http://i49.tinypic.com/2qmiw6t.jpg 4.0" Intake and 51R Battery Tray Combo Pack http://i49.tinypic.com/icqpah.jpg |
That is a massive whale penis. I like. BTW, thank you for posting up the MAF ID. That is extremely helpful @HTP; |
Thanks to HTP for the continued Mazdaspeed support, great customer service and excellent parts. (and lollipops) |
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But there is one thing I really really really really wish HTP would have done. |
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Wish they would tell us how many licks it would take to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop. |
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It's March 1st and that means our 4" intakes are now available here for the Mazdaspeed3! Also check out the combo kits with the 51R Small Battery Tray: HTP 4.0" Intake System + 51R Battery Tray Combo Kit (MS3) - Hi-Tuned Performance Products We're running introductory discounted pricing on both the intake and combo kits now through March 31st, check it out! For you Speed6 guys who have asked about fitment, we have a car scheduled for test fitting next week so once that comes in we'll have a definitive answer for you. Thanks for your patience! -Katie |
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In for 4" awesomeness for the MS6 |
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Did you test fit a MS6 yet? Braille battery arriving today in prep for 4 inches of furry! |
nice :) Sent from your Anus |
Is there any way we can get one without the recirc pipe welded on? Other than that is would be perfect for me : ) |
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Takes an extra 2-3 day leadtime but you save $10. |
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If not I can order today! :) |
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Matt |
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I have BNR S3 which sits about 1" closer to the battery, and only thing I needed to do is to trim a little bit of battery tray, and then it fits really great :) So, there shouldn't be any issues with stock turbo, or you are talking about something else? |
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Edit: Still like my intake though, even if i had to modify tray, lol. |
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Thanks Matt |
The 3" intake is deff just an issue with the stock MS6 battery. @amggilly305; has the HTP 3" but with an optima battery and it has plenty of clearance from the battery. Fitment is golden. gilly can you post a pic ? |
3 Attachment(s) @ms3blackmica; here ya go son |
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Battery tray is trimmed ~1" on the right side, and battery itself is also placed as much as it was possible to the right side. |
Glad I found this thread. Will be buying this next weekend. |
3 Attachment(s) Thanks HTP for the 4" intake. Got it fitted onto my MS6, little extra work to get it in! Great product, now to get my MAF dialed in. |
I don't believe you Bill... |
Hi tuned performance intake issue Yesterday I installed this beautiful intake to replace my previous corksport intake that had a massive leak and I surprisingly fit it all nice and perfect in my engine bay and had no issues with the battery whatsoever... until I tried to start the car and it won’t even turn on. I put in a order earlier this week to Freektune to adjust my current tune for the intake but I didn’t think I would run into any problems starting the car I thought it would still be able to at least start. Before anyone starts hosing me “ DiD yOu iNstAlL iT rIghT” I’ve checked everything and cannot see what could be causing this issue |
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The stock intake is 2.65" in diameter at the MAF housing. The CS intake is one of three sizes, if memory serves: 2.65", 3", or 3.5". That is, the MAF housing on the CS intake is either the same as stock, or has a cross-sectional area that is 128% of stock size (3"), or 174% of stock size (3.5"). The 4" HTP intake is 228% of stock size. The ECU can adjust up to about 16% above or below stock size just fine. Beyond 20%, it really struggles. |
with a 4inch intake tuned for 2.65'', the car should crank and be able to start but i won't be surprise if it cannot hold the idle or run more than few seconds. It may start better without the maf being connected. 4inch id VS 2.65'' id is a -229% difference, the ecu cannot compensate for it... If it isn't cranking or trying to fire up, you miss a ground (the injectors ground if often forgotten on the plate above the coolant elbow) or a connector in your install process.... @Vansquish oups you were faster than me |
Yes I made sure everything was connected on the install and everything is grounded I am stumped because I have now uninstalled the new air intake and put back the old one I had on which is broken but the car still ran before the install perfectly fine without any of these codes but now I have every code under the sun P0118 P0113 P0328 P0123 P0222 P2088 P2119 P0089 P0091 P0193 P0098 I’m hoping that This issue will be resolved with a new tune and the 4” intake but is there something else that I could’ve fucked up or looked over? |
Did you disconnect the throttle body to install your intake? Do you have an OEM MAF sensor? Most of those codes have to do with the MAF sensor (which is also the intake air temperature sensor), and the throttle position sensor (throttle body). You might want to just re-flash whatever map was on the car before you fucked with the intake and see if the codes re-appear. |
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