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Brett
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21st Aug 07 at 21:47   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Either way, without an enclosure around it and a cold air feed, it's doing more harm than good.
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21st Aug 07 at 22:22   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

sounds good mate
Batmanman
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Either way, without an enclosure around it and a cold air feed, it's doing more harm than good.


am tempted to get a cold air feed for it.. the pipe going from the filter to the grill, yea? they have some on motorworld pretty cheap are they a universal fit? can i whack one on my filter? or would i have to get a new filter?
Hamish
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22nd Aug 07 at 11:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Or you could just buy an uprated panel filter and drill the airbox and use the standard cold air feed
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Could i use my new air filter and use the standard air feed? thoe.. i think i may have snapped the standard one gettting it off

[Edited on 22-08-2007 by Batmanman]
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Yeah use it but get a bit of tubing or hose a 2-3" wide and run it from the bottom of the bumper or front grille, squeeze it between the plastic shield by the radiator and upto the air filter. leave 5-10cm gap from air filter.
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ok, cool well, i will use the stadard one untilll i get a some decent tubing
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Try B&Q for some rubber flexi pipe in the plumbing \ bathroom section.
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ah, ok.. is it not worth paying for a proper air feed then? presumably it will be loads cheaper from B&Q?
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22nd Aug 07 at 11:35   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

only worry about air feed if your bothered about every ounce of performance and as your not bothered about that i would leave the air feed.

it wont make much difference anyway
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
only worry about air feed if your bothered about every ounce of performance and as your not bothered about that i would leave the air feed.

it wont make much difference anyway


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it's not the performance, but i was kinda given the impression it is better for the car if i have an air feed? - is it worth grabbing cheap tubing from a hardware store or not?

Cheers for all the help btw guys, dead handy
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if its really cheap, but it wont make any difference really so its totally up to you.
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ok, cool well, i will have a cheaky gander next time im near a hardware shop, if i can pick some up for under a tennerish i will pick some up, if not.. screw it, i'll live as long as my car isnt going to die without it.

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