no-where for cold air !! help
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no-where for cold air !! help
hi all,
ive ordered a rcm induction kit , which should arive soon
so have removed my standard airbox,wing,headlamp and front bumper !!!! just to find best route for cold air pipe . only after all that work there really isnt anywhere what so ever to feed it !! apart from fog light which i want to keep
do you think fitting a scoop and duct to the back of this vent will vent enough air to filgter if done correctly ??
cheers
ive ordered a rcm induction kit , which should arive soon
so have removed my standard airbox,wing,headlamp and front bumper !!!! just to find best route for cold air pipe . only after all that work there really isnt anywhere what so ever to feed it !! apart from fog light which i want to keep
do you think fitting a scoop and duct to the back of this vent will vent enough air to filgter if done correctly ??
cheers
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well originally i was going to fit 2 vents into the front bumper either side of number plate " like gtr" but after removing bumper there is no way of doing that !!! so thinking of using one of the vents ive bought and fitting that to the back of vent in picture ? so that should have the same effect as the 3 pipes into 1 idea , well ........ thats the plan
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the plan is to make the perfect vent for inside the bumper out of card along with a heat shield for the induction kit then have them made from aluminium from local metal works factory ? hopefully they able to do it for me ? it should look and work really good when finished ? ill start a thread soon with pics
the plan is to make the perfect vent for inside the bumper out of card along with a heat shield for the induction kit then have them made from aluminium from local metal works factory ? hopefully they able to do it for me ? it should look and work really good when finished ? ill start a thread soon with pics
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As you can see with this one, air is just "wafted" at it, so it really isn't a big deal. The engine will suck in a damn sight more than would enter the filter from that duct, so it's just allowed to come in from all over the engine bay.
I think if there was something not right about the design, they'd have dealt with it!
And yes, it will need remapping..
I think if there was something not right about the design, they'd have dealt with it!
And yes, it will need remapping..
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I've got an RCM induction and have seen the Gobstopper and cars at RCM having the insert fitted to the inner wing, it's a very neat job but the Bug I saw having it fitted had a cold air feed as well. I think the Gobstopper had so much space around the engine that ambient air came from all directions
It's a long story but I'd always try and get as much cold air into the induction kit as possible, how about doing some change to the shape of the side vent and make it into more of a NACA style ?
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It's a long story but I'd always try and get as much cold air into the induction kit as possible, how about doing some change to the shape of the side vent and make it into more of a NACA style ?
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heres what im doing im having this made of aluminium
then fitting this vent in it like so
cold air pipe will be fixed into a aluminium heatshield " not mocked up yet " the induction kit will then be fitted inside it , completely surrounded by it apart from front to get a little more air
then fitting this vent in it like so
cold air pipe will be fixed into a aluminium heatshield " not mocked up yet " the induction kit will then be fitted inside it , completely surrounded by it apart from front to get a little more air
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