Ian

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hi, i have seen a pic on here of someones engine bay on a classic, with a aps cad induction kit and fmic (autobahn style pipework). and would like to know how he/she done it.

tryed searching for it with no luck.

can anyone help?

thanks
ian

Ian

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bttt

trails

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pretty sure it was Worzal...I had an APS CAK and a HKS fmic; I decided it wasn't worth the hassle so sold it and fitted a big fat K&N

Ian

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anyone got anymore pics with a autobahn88 style kit on?

this is how mine is at the mo
as you can see, the fmic pipework goes under the filter, and with the aps cad on, i think i need it to go over it.

rooferman

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I went through the steps to fitting an aps cak to my sti ra with the hybrid/autobahn pipework and had some pics of Wurzels install,basically you need to elongate the hole in inner wing and rework the bracket to suit....in the long run i personally felt the filter was going to foul the plastic arch liner and also Paul(zen)pointed out that a bracket would have to be removed which helps the support the wing,it just was going to be a bit of a bodge to be honest......plus the filter size would have been restrictive at the 400hp level and being squashed even further up in the wing would have meant no room for a bigger filter....I will try and dig out the pics i had and you may see what i mean clearer..

Maybe re-routing the hot pipe on front mount to go over the aps cak may be an easier and neater way to install ..??

Ian

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i was thinking about going over, mayb a long 54mm bit of samce or something.

do you think i would gain much with the aps over my set up at the mo?

paul is giving me a map tweek on mondat, so need to get it all sorted asap

rooferman

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Probably best too ask Pauls advise....i,m in the process of making an airbox similar to your shield but with a lid and cold air feed.Have removed canister and waterspray so hoping too squeeze a large K&n filter into it and completly seal it from radiator/engine heat.

rooferman

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Found it........

Ian

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see what you mean, a fair bit of chopping there!, think im going to give the pipe over the top way ago, or just leave it the way it is

Welloilbeefhooked

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I think I have seen a Scoobyclinic install of a FMIC with APS CAK that doesn't look the have as much chopped away. Might be worth giving them a call.

Wayne.

Ian

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BTTT

Ian

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bttt, am having a go at doing mine. will take some pics tomorrow