cold air feed
Hello all one again i want to ask how people have got a cold air intake pipe to there induction kit when ive got a front mount fitted and all the box thing from the front wing had been removed? ive just fitted my new Apexi induction kit samco pipe to take the Apexi to the front of the car to clear the fmic pipework any help please.
most people (including myself) use ducting from the back of a fog light surround to pass cold air to the induction kit. Ideally the induction kit should be the wing mounted variety so that it is isolated away from engine bay heat.
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Pipercross do a kit you can pick up from Halfords for £25.
Consists of 2 trumpets, piping and clips.
All i did was: Cut hole in fog cover with holesaw, slightly smaller than size of trumpet. Then colour-code trumpet, glue into fog cover, attach piping and point at induction kit (as cold air kit and located in inner wing).
You may be able to see it in View My Scooby.
Consists of 2 trumpets, piping and clips.
All i did was: Cut hole in fog cover with holesaw, slightly smaller than size of trumpet. Then colour-code trumpet, glue into fog cover, attach piping and point at induction kit (as cold air kit and located in inner wing).
You may be able to see it in View My Scooby.
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