Cold Air Intake ??
25 May 2004, 02:38 PM
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Cold Air Intake ??
Anyone have any links to designs for them on scoobs?
Some thing sat in the higher pressure areas and delivering cold air to the filter?
Has anyone seen anything like this or is anyone running anything simialar?
Cheers - Mark
Some thing sat in the higher pressure areas and delivering cold air to the filter?
Has anyone seen anything like this or is anyone running anything simialar?
Cheers - Mark
26 May 2004, 06:10 PM
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The principle is very simple, keep the air inlet in a cold zone. you have to generate as good a seal as possible and make a false 'bulkhead' to keep engine heat at bay.
Take a look at Jap Performance Car mag this month with a white TypeR and look at the convertion in the off-side driving light cover!
Let us know how you get on!
911
Take a look at Jap Performance Car mag this month with a white TypeR and look at the convertion in the off-side driving light cover!
Let us know how you get on!
911
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I thought that looked like your engine bay in the little pic in Jap Performance Mag Alan!!! I don't spose you wanna build me one 
LOL Look forward to the feature next month.
James
LOL Look forward to the feature next month.James
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Originally Posted by AlanG
Have a go at making one this weekend Johnny. 
Shouldn't take too long.
Shouldn't take too long. But i get married on saturday
!!!
May you have a long and happy life together. 
27 May 2004, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by 911
The principle is very simple, keep the air inlet in a cold zone. you have to generate as good a seal as possible and make a false 'bulkhead' to keep engine heat at bay.
Take a look at Jap Performance Car mag this month with a white TypeR and look at the convertion in the off-side driving light cover!
Let us know how you get on!
911
Take a look at Jap Performance Car mag this month with a white TypeR and look at the convertion in the off-side driving light cover!
Let us know how you get on!
911
Very suprised there are not a few more products on the market for this. Hmm then again i am not when there is only a few people looking in suspension, driving dynamics etc, we are all booost obsessed...lol
28 May 2004, 12:14 AM
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Hello Lads
Saw this item at blueflameperformance place where I had a custom exhuast made for my honda prelude... Hmm them were the days 230 BHP with only front wheel drive... Understeer!!!!
here we go
http://www.blueflameperformance.com/...eair/index.asp
A cold air intake
Any comments?
Rob White
Saw this item at blueflameperformance place where I had a custom exhuast made for my honda prelude... Hmm them were the days 230 BHP with only front wheel drive... Understeer!!!!
here we go
http://www.blueflameperformance.com/...eair/index.asp
A cold air intake
Any comments?
Rob White
31 May 2004, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Trebor69
I am trying to get a cold air supply in for obvious reasons, and plan on using a 6" delivery pipe min...althogh i am also looking at using the front bonnet duct to get the air in as well..as the volume of air need is massive...and wouldnt fit in that can...lol
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