Cold air feeds
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Cold air feeds
Have got a RCM air intake to go on when the car gets mapped in a couple of weeks, this is the one that replaces the airbox and filter with a cone etc but still in the engine bay and not in the wing.
Ideally I'd like to get a cold air feed to it, been doing some googling and have seen the piper cross kit which looks quite neat but would like to see what else people have done. In particular where/how are you taking the feed at the front of the car ?
I have the Sti front fog lights so thinking maybe take out the lamp and use the hole to take a feed but the diameter of the light is quite large, alternatively have seen the zerosports cold duct item pictured below which look ideal but are silly money !
Any ideas / suggestions / pics etc gratefully received..
Cheers
Pete
Ideally I'd like to get a cold air feed to it, been doing some googling and have seen the piper cross kit which looks quite neat but would like to see what else people have done. In particular where/how are you taking the feed at the front of the car ?
I have the Sti front fog lights so thinking maybe take out the lamp and use the hole to take a feed but the diameter of the light is quite large, alternatively have seen the zerosports cold duct item pictured below which look ideal but are silly money !
Any ideas / suggestions / pics etc gratefully received..
Cheers
Pete
Last edited by Bartop; 14 May 2008 at 11:33 PM.
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Have spotted the chargespeed ones that come in FRP or C/F which look like they could do the job and are much cheaper than the zerosports version, anyone used these for a cold air feed ?
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Cheers Merv - are they the chargespeed ones ? Look great painted, prefer them to the zerosports ones I think. Where did you get them from ?
Are you running a cold air feed to the engine bay from them at all ? any pics ?
Are you running a cold air feed to the engine bay from them at all ? any pics ?
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I used the Pipercross one. £25 from Halfords.
The kit essentially is enough for 2 cold air feeds, so you should be able to get setup for £12.
The piping is longer than that shown above too.
VMS for a shot of it in the fog cover.
The kit essentially is enough for 2 cold air feeds, so you should be able to get setup for £12.
The piping is longer than that shown above too.
VMS for a shot of it in the fog cover.
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