Induction kit location
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Induction kit location
I've nearly finished my type r build and was wondering wether I could locate my RCM induction kit straight out towards the wing as it didn't want to fit in the usual location pointing towards the drivers shock turret?
I've taken a pic ( sorry not a good one ). Any feedback would good or bad would be great.
Cheers
I've taken a pic ( sorry not a good one ). Any feedback would good or bad would be great.
Cheers
Last edited by JdcTypeR; 26 January 2012 at 07:30 PM.
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http://www.chalkcreative.com/sidescoop/
Peter is the bloke who designed it
All you need to do is on this website
Worst bit is drilling the hole
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You also need to add your own mesh if you want to?
Peter is the bloke who designed it
All you need to do is on this website
Worst bit is drilling the hole
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You also need to add your own mesh if you want to?
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They would be better positioned on the front i would have thought. Not much air is going to get pushed up there. although looks good. I have a small grill on the front off mine with pipe behind it. you can just about see it in this picon the o/s fog cover
didnt see they had little scoops on in the first pics. nice idea. id be interested in how much air the take in
didnt see they had little scoops on in the first pics. nice idea. id be interested in how much air the take in
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We are run before something like this,this has been something like trial fitting(Neil@Slowboy Racing abandon this solution due we are want solid intake pipe) ,here is picture of this:
But at the end we are went with solid intake pipe and silicone joiner like pictures above(Neil@Slowboy Racing create for us solid intake pipe)
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James have look on this Charcoal Canister Removal
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And this too
http://forums.sidc.co.uk/topic/14587...-for-checking/
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And this too
http://forums.sidc.co.uk/topic/14587...-for-checking/
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I think you will be OK,if not you still can run something like cold air feed in summer if will be needed,in some cases bad designed cold air feed is more contra-productive than productive and can cause stall in traffic(like my friend new age bad designed cold air feed has cause this)
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Via N/S Foglight will be good position
Are pros and cons of Cold air feed or cold air induction kits,cons are better intake temp,which can lead in better power(bhp),cons in my view is can lead to malfunction of MAF or damage of MAF if there will enter water in rainy season,must be altered map/tweak(better is fit in one go if you want go).
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