WEAPON*R Custom Shop
Custom Intakes,
Built for Your Car
Can't find an intake for your car? Send us your measurements and engine bay photos, and we'll design an intake system around your car.
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How it works
4 simple steps
- 1
Tell us your car
Make, model, year and engine size.
- 2
Measure & photograph
Tape measure beside your stock intake: X, Y and Z photos, plus wide shots.
- 3
Show your sensors
Close photos of every sensor and hose on the intake, with the plug visible.
- 4
We review & follow up
We check your photos and contact you. Track it in My Custom Intakes.
Photo guide
How to measure your engine bay
Before you start: engine cool, hood open and propped, good light (daylight or a bright work light, no flash glare). Hook or hold the end of a tape measure at the airbox.




Also take one wide shot from above that shows the whole intake, and one wide shot from the front of the car.
Photograph every sensor
Take a clear, close photo of every sensor and line on your intake, with the wiring plug visible: MAF / airflow sensor, intake air temp (IAT) sensor if it's separate, MAP sensor if it's on the tube, breather / PCV hose and vacuum lines, and any resonators. Not sure what a part is? Photograph it anyway.

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Request form
Send us your car
🔒 Log in / Create account to send a request
Your request, updates and quote are saved to your WEAPON*R account, so you need to be logged in. Enter your email and we'll send you a login code.
Log in / Create accountFAQ
Quick answers
Why do I need an account?
So your request, photos and updates stay together in one place: My Custom Intakes.
What if my car isn't in the Make list?
Pick "Other" and type your make in the notes.
My photos won't upload
Check they're JPG, PNG or HEIC and under 20 MB. Or paste a Google Drive, Dropbox or iCloud link instead.
Do I need special tools?
Just a tape measure and your phone.
How much does it cost?
Every custom intake is different. We review your car and photos first, then follow up with you.