fog light cold air feed???
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fog light cold air feed???
i already have a HKS racing induction kit fitted to my 04 STi i'm wanting to introduce a full on cold air feed from the drivers side fog light and am wondering how easy and what kind of hose to use diameter etc? and where i can place it up through the front wing of the car? is it easy to do?has anyone got a template to introduce a cold air box for the engine bay to stop warm air from the engine for a 04 blob eye??many thanks Tommy (L40MMY) Mica blk STi hardrockpro2@hotmail.com07545 485 782
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I've got an 150mm pipe running to mine. It's actually too big! When on the rolling road, with the fans turned on, the MAF gets confused because of the sheer amount of air going in
Works well though.
I also made my own cold air box, which on a 25C day, only got to 26C - very effective
Works well though.
I also made my own cold air box, which on a 25C day, only got to 26C - very effective
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lol yeah the filter is a bit 'big'. required quite a bit of arch grinding to make it fit.
I put the fog cover on when it's raining though as they are vents in the bumper which still give it some air
used to do ghetto bin liner style when it rained with an elastic band
I put the fog cover on when it's raining though as they are vents in the bumper which still give it some air
used to do ghetto bin liner style when it rained with an elastic band
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