Intake Port Covers
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Continuing the migration of all my 951 stuff over to Carpokes, I've posted my intake manifold port covers in the 3D-printing section below. Does anyone really need these? Not really. Are they kind of cool? I think so.
These print well on just about any cheap home printer. If you don't have access to a printer and really want a set, let me know....
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I don't have access to a printer and really want a set...also glad to finally be home from Florida for Christmas.
1984 VW Rabbit Pick-up - Not stock
1988 944 Turbo S - Really not stock (Chris White special)
2012 VW Tiguan - Kinda stock
2013 Cayenne Base - 6 Speed! Tastefully modified, mostly stock
1988 944 Turbo S - Really not stock (Chris White special)
2012 VW Tiguan - Kinda stock
2013 Cayenne Base - 6 Speed! Tastefully modified, mostly stock
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I have a package to send you anyway, so will put a set of these in with it. 
A little easier to do than the aluminum ones I had my friend make.
My plans to make them I put on hold as cost vs demand was not viable.
My plans to make them I put on hold as cost vs demand was not viable.
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I love those. If you're going to do something, might as well do it right.
What was the recessed circular groove for? A sealing o-ring?
