Blitz Induction Box
07 July 2006, 12:42 AM
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Blitz Induction Box
I have seen these on the net get one or stick with the standard airbox? i found it on here http://www.revolution.eu.com/x21066.html
07 July 2006, 12:58 AM
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i cant see a "box" listed.
unless you mean the airbox cover. if this is the case you are still going to be drawing hot air from the engine bay, and for that price
if you want an induction kit have you considered a wing mounted one.
unless you mean the airbox cover. if this is the case you are still going to be drawing hot air from the engine bay, and for that price if you want an induction kit have you considered a wing mounted one.
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Originally Posted by bob r
if you want an induction kit have you considered a wing mounted one.
07 July 2006, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by bob r
i cant see a "box" listed. unless you mean the airbox cover. if this is the case you are still going to be drawing hot air from the engine bay, and for that price
if you want an induction kit have you considered a wing mounted one.
unless you mean the airbox cover. if this is the case you are still going to be drawing hot air from the engine bay, and for that priceif you want an induction kit have you considered a wing mounted one.
dont want that is there another alternative mate? I have read up on here that induction kits are a big 
on here cheers
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I have one of these fitted at the moment. It uses the standard airbox with a chrome cover underneath with the blitz panel filter in it. Seems to work ok but there are much cheaper alternatives which probably work just as well, ie just replace the standard filter with a performance panel filter.
As far as cold air induction goes - the APS inner wing jobbie seems to do the business for most people.
Dave
As far as cold air induction goes - the APS inner wing jobbie seems to do the business for most people.
Dave
09 July 2006, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Daveo
I have one of these fitted at the moment. It uses the standard airbox with a chrome cover underneath with the blitz panel filter in it. Seems to work ok but there are much cheaper alternatives which probably work just as well, ie just replace the standard filter with a performance panel filter.
As far as cold air induction goes - the APS inner wing jobbie seems to do the business for most people.
Dave
As far as cold air induction goes - the APS inner wing jobbie seems to do the business for most people.
Dave
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