Dinokid
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Registered: 25th Dec 02
Location: Winnington, Cheshire Drives: Honda Civic Marlin
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I was wonerin whether I could use (part of) the hose for a tumble dryer as a cold air feed. S1's prob already asked this but i've lost the search thing!
It's a 93L 1.5D
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MikeH
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Registered: 3rd Apr 03
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If its one of those plastic ones then i wouldn't advise it as they melt.
If its alluminium then perhaps you could if it will fit.
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corsaon18s
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I guess you could use what ya like as long as it gets as much cold air to your breathing parts as possible. good luck
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Dinokid
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Mite try it but its plastic, I'll try find some aluminium 1
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Gambit
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just go and look round B&Q
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Dinokid
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Good point thanx mate!!!
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MikeH
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i tried to fit cooker hood ducting into mine bjut found it was too big and i couldn't really get it fitted anywhere and it was all loose and bendy.
You want propper ducting.... go to halfords and buy the 'green' cold air feed. or find a supplier of the same type of ducting if you want to save money.
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Kenni
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Registered: 29th Jan 01
Location: Worcester(sauce) Drives: VX220 & Zaffy GSi
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Heres my air feed over my K&N 
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Paul_J
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Registered: 6th Jun 02
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Kenni I'm looking to do something like that? what are the gains like? if at all? surely at least it keeps cold air on it - rather than hot air from the engine...
how much did the pipe cost you?
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Trotty
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Registered: 22nd Feb 01
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I guess it would depend on how heat reflective the pipe is really?
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Neshol
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Registered: 10th Jul 02
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Who cares... it looks minted!
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Paul_J
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Registered: 6th Jun 02
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me wonders whether I still have my K&N sticker like that one that came with my filter... time for me to go buy some piping
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Kenni
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Registered: 29th Jan 01
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Its just home ducting i brought from homebase for £8.
More or less it will reflect heat compared to it just sitting there in the open.
watch your fingers, the pipe is razor sharp when aligning 
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Paul_J
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Registered: 6th Jun 02
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cool! guess who'll be making a trip to homebase tommorrow 
how have you held it on etc? got any other pics of it? how long is it?
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Kenni
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just held in by itself.
the pipe curve with the sh1t guard and down.
long?...as long as you want.
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