need intake help with the ze

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Mazda SpeedFeen

Discussion Starter · Sep 15, 2008

trust me ive searched for an hour trying to find a damn answer.

Does it matter which cold air intake i use for my ze?

can i use the same on as you would the DE? because of the neck differences...I dont mind if i have to do a couple small mods...but want the best one to use thats the best fit....

much appreciated.....need to know asap....

EXAMPLE....would this work...??

eBay Motors: 93 1994 1995-97 Ford Probe Mazda MX6 V6 Cold Air Intake (item 370084794948 end time Sep-14-08 23:59:08 PDT)

thanks

PS i laughed when i read this We know you're a serious racer. But are you getting all of it?

feen

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Stoof01

· #2 · Sep 15, 2008

im not 100% but i would say you would have to mod it to fit, i couldnt get a bend tight enough for mine so i had the bend the stock pipe

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whitenoyz

· #3 · Sep 15, 2008

turn the filter upwards, cut out a corresponding hole in your hood, and voila!

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daevilone

· #4 · Sep 16, 2008

whatever CAI is on my ZE, it fits fine. It just one from chromeintakes (ebay store). dont know if they have special ze intakes though

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bmxfuel007

· #5 · Sep 16, 2008

just realized your relocated your brake fluid resevoir to the otherside of the engine. how hard was that?

Stoof01 said:
im not 100% but i would say you would have to mod it to fit, i couldnt get a bend tight enough for mine so i had the bend the stock pipe

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ZygonsPGT

· #6 · Sep 17, 2008

The only thing that could be a problem would be the throttle body elbow that connects the VAF to the throttle bottle. The stock plastic piece should work unless it cracks or has cracks. I think probe addiction sells a metal pipe thats specifically for the ZE intake manifold. The rest of the cold air intake should work just fine.

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Stoof01

· #7 · Sep 17, 2008

bmxfuel007 said:
just realized your relocated your brake fluid resevoir to the otherside of the engine. how hard was that?

My car is an E-spec from Australia so the steering wheel is on the right side of the car

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BOYZERO

· #8 · Sep 17, 2008

you dont need to relocate the reservoir. i dont know why people do. even on probetalk.........here is mine. just the same as above......it clears about 1/8"

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bmxfuel007

· #9 · Sep 17, 2008

now that explains it. didn't think of looking at your location

Stoof01 said:
My car is an E-spec from Australia so the steering wheel is on the right side of the car

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Mazda SpeedFeen

Discussion Starter · #10 · Sep 21, 2008

well screw this idea first hand...not sure if its even a true ZE anymore

post pics up tomorrow

feen

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jarnold

· #11 · Sep 26, 2008

You can go to ATP TURBO - The Premiere Provider of Turbocharging Components and go to the catalog if this link does not work. Click on the Hi Temp rubber Elbows - the 3" -4" 90 degree is what I used. You will have to drill out a hole for the large vacuum tube and fabricate an orifice tube. I got one from O'Reilly's "Help" parts section made the hole tight and sealed it with silicone 3m weather stripping .

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jarnold

· #12 · Sep 26, 2008

Oops here is the link-http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=tp&Category_Code=RUB

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thingsthatfly2

· #13 · Sep 26, 2008

hey feen i may have an extra one!

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