removing resonator/snorkel on classic
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removing resonator/snorkel on classic
hi, looking at removing the above this weekend, is it a worthwhile mod? i have bought the blanking plug from subaru for the inner wing to stop hot air being drawn in from the engine bay once i remove the snorkel, should i put a cold air feed from the vent under the front indicator up to the airbox or will it get enough cold air without one? cheers. my car is a 99 classic turbo.
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I would definatly get a cold air feed to the air box. It will not only be cooler air but cleaner as you will be sucking in brake dust and but fron the inner wing.
I have done the same thing.
Here's a couple of pic at what I did (ran two pipes side by side up to the air box).....hope this helps
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I have done the same thing.
Here's a couple of pic at what I did (ran two pipes side by side up to the air box).....hope this helps
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It won't hurt to blank it off but tbh a pipe bringing 'cold air' up from the bumper brake ducts is only going to work if both ends are sealed i.e. sealed onto the airbox and sealed around the brake duct. A lot of people make the mistake of thinking it'll be OK if the 'cold air' hose is roughly in the right place, and it's not, it's just totally pointless. Either get a big hose that can seal tight onto the brake duct in the bumper and feed directly to the airbox, or don't bother at all.
I'd also put money on the air channeled up via a pipe from the bottom of the bumper being a lot 'dirtier' than that just drawn out of the wing. In fact I know it is because I've done the exact same mod before. It's not a big problem even when it's raining, but it isn't a clean air pickup by any stretch of the imagination.
I'd also put money on the air channeled up via a pipe from the bottom of the bumper being a lot 'dirtier' than that just drawn out of the wing. In fact I know it is because I've done the exact same mod before. It's not a big problem even when it's raining, but it isn't a clean air pickup by any stretch of the imagination.
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I did it on mine and ran a pipe up through the wheel arch (not through the wheel arch liner) with no detrimental effects.
Just need to be careful going through puddles
Now I have no pipe and the inner wing sealed.
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I removed silencer and didn't run any pipes works fine and sounds good. Bob Rawle was happy with it thats good enough for me. Also put the sensor from the original air passage into wing.
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yeah thats what andy f told me to do, just remove resonator, blank hole and plenty cold air gets into wing from front grill, so bob rawle and andy f recommend this mod, good enough for me.
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cheers,
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damo all i'm doing is passing on information, its up to you what you do with it...i do have some advice for you; try and bit a little less abrasive when asking people questions or responding to posts. if more people remembered that sn wpuld be a much nicer place
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cheers,
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Sorry if I've come across abrasive that wasn't my intention.
Some people see other peoples posts of "use the search function" as abrasive and a detriment to SN (that isn't me having a go at anyone just trying to highlight that how something is read isn't always how it was said/intended)
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I wasn't being adrasive at all, people can read into posts what they want, but you can't tell the tone of voice.
Sorry if I've come across abrasive that wasn't my intention.
Some people see other peoples posts of "use the search function" as abrasive and a detriment to SN (that isn't me having a go at anyone just trying to highlight that how something is read isn't always how it was said/intended)
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Sorry if I've come across abrasive that wasn't my intention.
Some people see other peoples posts of "use the search function" as abrasive and a detriment to SN (that isn't me having a go at anyone just trying to highlight that how something is read isn't always how it was said/intended)
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been up to my eyeballs this week and not being a mechanic its been a learning experience...helped by the search function
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