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19 January 2002, 10:56 PM
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hiya,
plantie:-
have you got the contact details for the dealer who supplied the alcons???
scott:-
mate, what have you done to your car to get that power and torque out of it?!
ta,
Matt
plantie:-
have you got the contact details for the dealer who supplied the alcons???
scott:-
mate, what have you done to your car to get that power and torque out of it?!
ta,
Matt
19 January 2002, 11:08 PM
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Hi Mattski, take a look here
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...threadid=61195
It should be everything you need(APS made a big improvement)
It was a shame i did'nt get to meet you properly today
Scott
[Edited by RB5SCOTT - 1/19/2002 11:09:13 PM]
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...threadid=61195
It should be everything you need(APS made a big improvement)
It was a shame i did'nt get to meet you properly today
Scott
[Edited by RB5SCOTT - 1/19/2002 11:09:13 PM]
19 January 2002, 11:19 PM
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Matt
It probaly made about the same sort of power as any other induction kit but cos it sits in the inner wing, its always getting cold air/ambient air, instead of engine bay air
It just pulls harder than the standard airbox throughout the rev-range. Minimal low-down but awesome(as far as induction goes) at the top
Scott
It probaly made about the same sort of power as any other induction kit but cos it sits in the inner wing, its always getting cold air/ambient air, instead of engine bay air
It just pulls harder than the standard airbox throughout the rev-range. Minimal low-down but awesome(as far as induction goes) at the top
Scott
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