pics of induction with fmic uk classics
05 September 2008, 02:12 PM
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pics of induction with fmic uk classics
I will be fitting fmic in the next 2 weeks ,so the quesion is what induction do i use.
i have a samco induction pipe inat the moment with a K&N cone.
i would love to see some pictures of a uk classic with fmic and induction either in inner wing/engine bay.cheers
i have a samco induction pipe inat the moment with a K&N cone.
i would love to see some pictures of a uk classic with fmic and induction either in inner wing/engine bay.cheers
Oh I... Its been a while since I've seen it lol
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Induction kit is an APEXi Power Intake, not sure on the dimesions, I can measure it if you like
A'PEXi U.S.A. - Suction and Cooling
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05 September 2008, 04:40 PM
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Induction kit is an APEXi Power Intake, not sure on the dimesions, I can measure it if you like
A'PEXi U.S.A. - Suction and Cooling
A'PEXi U.S.A. - Suction and Cooling
Serious question.
05 September 2008, 05:00 PM
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if you rate the APEXi then get one, dont have a bad word to say about mine
maybe exploit the space some other way, a catch can or something?
or use 2 power intakes
maybe exploit the space some other way, a catch can or something?
or use 2 power intakes
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that looks a nice piece of kit ,
any info on that mate,
what power yu running and with it being inne wng are you still using your oe inner wing,
and did the mapper comment on air flow etc..
were did you get it ?
easy to fit ?
and price if possible.
cheers
any info on that mate,
what power yu running and with it being inne wng are you still using your oe inner wing,
and did the mapper comment on air flow etc..
were did you get it ?
easy to fit ?
and price if possible.
cheers
06 September 2008, 03:47 PM
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I'm New to scooby's and have heard that induction kit's can knacker the MAF sensor leading to engine failure. What's the crack?
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martin the APS CAK is a bugger to fit unless you have an APS front mount; I binned mine in favour of a Lateral induction trumpet with a K&N filter. Its a tight fit but a great bit of kit 
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wh have lateral performance not got there site running yet its been ages.
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lol phone Mark, there is an awful lot of kit he can provide that isn't on the site...
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