APS cold air kit!!! and std airbox
05 March 2006, 10:04 PM
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APS cold air kit!!! and std airbox
I've just fitted the CAK to my classic and what a pain in the backside to get the HUGE airbox from behind the inner wing, why so big?? Also there is a metal bracket behind the wheel arch liner supposedly to support the wing arch etc, does it matter if I leave this off as it won't fit now with the filter on??
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09 March 2006, 09:16 AM
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Chris,
Its the induction pipe , i got it from RCM, there part number for the blue hose is SHO38.
all in inc. VAT and delivery (registered 1st class) was £68.02
please note that there isn't the breather connection on the underneath of the pipe. i'm running without the carbon canister so it was another pipe i could get rid of.
Its the induction pipe , i got it from RCM, there part number for the blue hose is SHO38.
all in inc. VAT and delivery (registered 1st class) was £68.02
please note that there isn't the breather connection on the underneath of the pipe. i'm running without the carbon canister so it was another pipe i could get rid of.
11 March 2006, 08:08 AM
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Note that this APS CAK will cause the maf to read low causing a change in real afr from 3% to 22% across the load range, suggest you get the fueling checked asap and be careful until you do. If you are using aftermarket management (speed density) then will not be an issue)
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Hi Andy yeh got home o.k thanks and must say again I'm VERY impressed with the ECU and your mapping work,info and hospitality . I'll PM you my e-mail add for the receipt. and hopefully see you at elvington, has it snowed up there then?
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APS CAK on classic.
Nice pics of the APS cold air kit there Dogpole .
I'm getting mine fitted on Thursday and map adjusted by Andy on Monday (UK '00) .
Could I ask where you got the blanking piece for the hole on the inner wing - the one where the intake pipe went ? it looks tidy .
I was thinking of keeping the intake pipe so that some cold air would be ducted into the wing , but I like the blank you have .
Thoughts anyone ?
Al.
I'm getting mine fitted on Thursday and map adjusted by Andy on Monday (UK '00) .
Could I ask where you got the blanking piece for the hole on the inner wing - the one where the intake pipe went ? it looks tidy .
I was thinking of keeping the intake pipe so that some cold air would be ducted into the wing , but I like the blank you have .
Thoughts anyone ?
Al.
Thanks very much mate
19 March 2006, 10:58 PM
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I did this on mine. Not sure how much difference it makes, but getting cold air into the area with the ram effect of the front intake can't be a bad thing... On and it's free 
Originally Posted by ally-b
Nice pics of the APS cold air kit there Dogpole .
I'm getting mine fitted on Thursday and map adjusted by Andy on Monday (UK '00) .
Could I ask where you got the blanking piece for the hole on the inner wing - the one where the intake pipe went ? it looks tidy .
I was thinking of keeping the intake pipe so that some cold air would be ducted into the wing , but I like the blank you have .
Thoughts anyone ?
Al.
I'm getting mine fitted on Thursday and map adjusted by Andy on Monday (UK '00) .
Could I ask where you got the blanking piece for the hole on the inner wing - the one where the intake pipe went ? it looks tidy .
I was thinking of keeping the intake pipe so that some cold air would be ducted into the wing , but I like the blank you have .
Thoughts anyone ?
Al.
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