WTB: 3500 Upper intake

[3400-95-Modified]

Just searching for a 04 and smilar years 3500 upper intake. I may need to expand to this to get the full potential out of my engine/cam

[IsaacHayes]

It will defiantly help esp on the top end. Not many cheap on car-part right now.

[geldartb]

12579767
137 shipped from gmpartsdirect. carpart.com is 125 for the used ones.

[IsaacHayes]

I saw some on car-part for $60 before shipping.

[geldartb]

that was searching using the boston based region which searches like 7 states
MA,ME,NH,RI,VT,CT

I found one ahwile back for like 75 shipped should have bought it but back then i didnt know where i was going with the engine modding seen as how i only had one drivable car at the time

2006
Intake Manifold
Pontiac G6 3.5 A 3106 $60 Meyer Auto Recycling, Inc. USA-KS(Wichita) E-mail 1-800-838-3275 1-316-838-3261

found that one searching the whole USA

[IsaacHayes]

Yeah I always just find the cheapest on there cause anythings gotta be shipped anyways nothing is close enough for pick up for me. I think I paid $60 for mine originally with shipping it was 80 IIRC.

[Identity Crisis]

I have one $100. +SHipping

[Z26-T]

Wow, for how much people are selling theirs for I should sell my ported/polished 1 for more .

I got mine from car-part was 45 before shipping, 65 after. Then spent over 8 hours porting/polishing. That's with unlimited air supply .

[Identity Crisis]

WOW I guess I got suckered when I paid $150 for mine.........

[SappySE107]

8 hours! There aren't even runners in it. I dunno what you used but that is a lot of time for one of these manifolds.

[Z26-T]

Haha, yeah. I like to take my time . Was 8 hours with stopping occationally to do some actual work when cars would come in. Stupid tax season = no work in the dealership . I spent most of my time port matching, then awhile getting rid of the lip to make it more funnel shapped, then polishing, then spent a couple hours with a scotch brite wheel on the exterior of it. Bet I spent 10 hours all together after I was done... but that's because im kind of a perfectionist. Used a snap-on 90* die grinder with a carbite bit, then a polishing kit for the ports. Then green buffer wheels and scotch brite pads for the exterior. Prolly spent just an hour getting between the grooves on the top

But yeah, if you're still looking, just check out car-parts. Last time I was there i saw some around 60 + shipping so you're looking 80ish.

[3400-95-Modified]

I got one for 90 shipped, thanks guys.