Help! Berk Intake
Help! Berk Intake
So I finally installed the berk intake on my car but i did realized that it does hang a bit and i saw in the picture from the berktechnology website (link http://www.berktechnology.com/shop/p...D=279&P_ID=450) that its missing this piece.
Question is, where can i buy this circled in the green.
Question is, where can i buy this circled in the green.
The same strip of polished aluminum came with my old Frankencar. Just go to LOWES or Home Depot and DIY. Of course, first contact Berk and ask them for the part.
If Berk doesn't send you one, I agree with DIY.
Since my intake was custom made by me, I went to Lowe's, bought some aluminum stock used a table vise, hammer, and table grinder...
...finished product.

Since my intake was custom made by me, I went to Lowe's, bought some aluminum stock used a table vise, hammer, and table grinder...
...finished product.

^^^
Using the clutch bleeder valve bolt... excellent idea.
And it matches well with the adapter plate.
I always thought the traditional technique (using the top of the strut) was somewhat compromised for proper leverage.
Using the clutch bleeder valve bolt... excellent idea.
I always thought the traditional technique (using the top of the strut) was somewhat compromised for proper leverage.
Last edited by Rochester; Jan 12, 2011 at 04:00 PM.
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For the DIY..
