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Plastic Tubing for Engine Intake Builds
Intake tubing carries air from the filter toward the throttle body. Straight sections are used to build or modify a custom intake path, extend an existing run, or bridge a gap between components after a stock setup has been changed. Many enthusiasts also fit them for a cleaner, more finished look under the hood.
We currently have 2 products in stock in this category, both from Spectre. The selection is small and focused: the Spectre Straight Intake Tube 3in. OD x 6in. L in chrome, and the Spectre Straight Intake Tube 3in. OD x 4in. L in chrome. Both are straight sections with the same outside diameter and a chrome finish. The only difference is length.
When choosing a tube, keep these points in mind:
Match the outside diameter to the couplers, filter and throttle body connections in your setup.
Measure the gap you need to fill so the length works once couplers are in place.
Check clearance around hoses, wiring and other engine bay parts.
Plan for the couplers and clamps needed to seal each joint.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Intake tubing carries air from the filter toward the throttle body. Straight sections are used to build or modify a custom intake path, extend an existing run, or bridge a gap between components after a stock setup has been changed. Many enthusiasts also fit them for a cleaner, more finished look under the hood.
We currently have 2 products in stock in this category, both from Spectre. The selection is small and focused: the Spectre Straight Intake Tube 3in. OD x 6in. L in chrome, and the Spectre Straight Intake Tube 3in. OD x 4in. L in chrome. Both are straight sections with the same outside diameter and a chrome finish. The only difference is length.
When choosing a tube, keep these points in mind:
Match the outside diameter to the couplers, filter and throttle body connections in your setup.
Measure the gap you need to fill so the length works once couplers are in place.
Check clearance around hoses, wiring and other engine bay parts.
Plan for the couplers and clamps needed to seal each joint.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
