Smart Car Hyper Pipe Intake

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Permalink Reply by Cisco on September 17, 2009 at 7:07pm

This pipe is perfect for the Smart and gaining popularity.

This pipe is made 100% in the USA. Everything is put together by hand and checked by hand to ensure a perfect product every time. We guarantee our work and back it up 100%. It is made of stainless steel to maximize the airflow. Since the pipe matches the diameter of both the throttle and the air filter, there are less "losses" in the air flow. Meaning, the diameter of the pipe is ridged and consistent which ensures good performance. Plus with the air flowing faster the air temp stays low. We have record data proving that.

I haven't mentioned the sound of it. With the stainless steel pipe, you get that echo-ing sound that you don't get with stock, kind of like a Stealth version of the Smart. Not too loud but sounds strong and firm

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Permalink Reply by Forest on September 18, 2009 at 11:33am

Looks great and it should sell well.

Next time get a shot with an engine cover thats not so beat up

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Permalink Reply by Cisco on September 18, 2009 at 11:50am

I am working on new pics right now. Thanks for telling me, I did not even notice.

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Permalink Reply by Cisco on September 20, 2009 at 12:48pm

more pics

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Permalink Reply by Cisco on September 21, 2009 at 1:59pm

Pricing:

Hyper Pipe (pipe and fittings only) = $159

ADD $30 (regular $44) Drop in Filter of your choice (K&N or aFe) = $189

ADD $50 (regular $65) Smoked Intake Scoop = $239

Entire Hyper Pipe Intake System for only $239

Shipping Included

This system is in production now and will be available in approximately 2 weeks.

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Permalink Reply by BigPerformance on September 22, 2009 at 9:34am

Whats the heat sink like on this?
Thats why we made a silicon version to stop heat sink

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Permalink Reply by BigPerformance on September 22, 2009 at 9:53am

here is a picture of our silicon version

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Permalink Reply by Cisco on September 22, 2009 at 5:32pm

We have done some road test with a silicone hose similar to yours and we found that the max temperature stays nearly the same as the Stainless Steel Hyper pipe. The difference is, our stainless steel version reaches that max temperature just a little quicker than the silicone. Once everything is heat soaked, the playing field is nearly equal.

That is why we made the stainless steel Hyper pipe. This ensures that the maximum airflow can be brought to the engine without any compromise. Plus, it is a different look and another great choice for consumers.

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