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Old 07-18-2009, 01:05 PM
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Custom Icebox & Pedals! *PIX*

Hey guys...so I just recently finished my custom icebox intake...most of you guys have probly seen these done before (i.e. spiike; thanx for the helpful info)...I love everything about it...and living up here in canada, i kno it will hold up well through out the winter...it does make the signature intake whistle (which i love)...along with that i also added the K&N drop in filter and did the stage 3 exhaust! the way my car sits now, the sound is almost perfect! just wish it was a tad bit louder. here are some pix of the setup...i think it turned out really well!





Also got around to doing my pedals...i think these came out perfect, and as close to oem as it gets! If anyone is interested these are strutking pedals!



Questions and comment are welcome! thanx
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Cool someone else using a velocity stack other than myself...Mine is different though.
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i think thats a bad idea quite honestly. it doesnt get direct air flow unless you cut a hole in the bumper right there. if i was you i would make some sort of air duct to direct the air towards the opening
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Should be right behind the grill part. You could always run some minor ducting...Mine is just on my intake itself sinec I already have a CAI.
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no its up way too high. it will sit above the fog light with just plastic infront of it
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I'm guessing you already know about the air flow duct in the lower grill! Mine sits perfectly level with that... and i kno its benefiting considering my mileage has almost increased by 100 km's to the tank! anyone who thinks this is a bad idea should rethink what they're saying...essentially its the same thing as a cold air, but my filter still sits in the stock location.
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Hi Marx,

Where do you get your parts? I tried some parts shop they don't have velocity stack.
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Originally Posted by greco9885
i think thats a bad idea quite honestly. it doesnt get direct air flow unless you cut a hole in the bumper right there. if i was you i would make some sort of air duct to direct the air towards the opening
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no its up way too high. it will sit above the fog light with just plastic infront of it
actually velocity stack sits right behind the air channel right next to the lower fogs on my typeS


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Hi Marx,

Where do you get your parts? I tried some parts shop they don't have velocity stack.
ebay or online parts dealers. or autozone might have some too.
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If your american, i heard that pep boys has all the parts you need for this...but i had to buy all my parts from vibrant...lemme tell u, this was a cheap mod, but its wut i wanted!
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Hi Marx, I live in Toronto, too. Can you give me your parts dealer location? I want try it out. How is your gas mileage per tank? The best I can do with my car is 400km per tank and only city traffic. So, I want to see if this mod can improve gas mileage. Anyway, Thank you for reply.
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Well, right now im testing it out and it looks like im gonna get about 550 km to the tank...which i find pretty decent...i did make a little mistake in one of my earlier posts, but this mod was quite expensive! if u want to check www.vibrantperformance.com they have all the parts there...they also have a dealer locator to help find the nearest one...the parts i ordered from them were a 4" v-stack ($60), 4" straight coupler (15), and a 4" to 3" reducer coupler (30). Some of the other parts i used were 5 hose clamps, a custom mounting braket, and a 3" 60* abs pipe. I hope this helps! let me know if u need anythin else!
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Info on those pedals?
I'd like to perhaps change mines... I got a 6mt as well.
Is there a panel for the dead pedal as well?
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They look like strut king pedals. You can order them from corsport USa. The Vstack you can find cheaper on ebay. Thats where I got mine.
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Originally Posted by o4Komodo
Info on those pedals?
I'd like to perhaps change mines... I got a 6mt as well.
Is there a panel for the dead pedal as well?
Pretty sure Excelerate has a thread in black market or could go to his website. Dead pedal as well
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I bought my pedals staight off the strutking website...received them in less than a week! i dont think strutking has a dead pedal for the tl, but if so does anyone have a pic of it! As for the v-stack, i just looked on ebay and there arent any 4" stacks cheaper then i picked mine up for! but i guess u can give it a shot
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Mine was a 3" I didnt see you got a 4". I just adapted mine to my CAI. Corsport sells it for the same price as the strut king people also. Strut king doesnt have a dead pedal but I wonder if you can use one off another vehicle that is approximately the same size for application.
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Actually i msged the people over at strutking and they told me the only way they would fab up a dead pedal was if we got a group buy going...they also told me my other option would be taking the stock dead pedal off a tsx/accord and swapping them into the tl...then purchasing the aftermarket pedal they sell. i was gonna take this route, but noticed the type s doesnt even have a stainless steel dead pedal. either way...i love the pedals and get alot of compliments on how oem they look!
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what do you guys call "dead pedal" ? the foot rest?
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Originally Posted by Opel
what do you guys call "dead pedal" ? the foot rest?
Pretty much personally I don't see a need for a fancy aluminum pedal there lol. Just the clutch, brake, accel is plenty for me as long as they grip.
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Originally Posted by Opel
what do you guys call "dead pedal" ? the foot rest?
yes
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Originally Posted by NAiL05
Pretty much personally I don't see a need for a fancy aluminum pedal there lol. Just the clutch, brake, accel is plenty for me as long as they grip.
we want to match them as a set
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WOW 550 kms on a TL tank................. Unbelievable!

I have an 06 TL mint shape who is lucky to see a couple of kms over 400! Are you still getting that milage?
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actually...lately ive been averaging pretty close to 600...like 590!
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