Blitz SUS filter kit for classic scoobs!
18 August 2003, 09:48 PM
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Sparky
I'll do it all in for £100 mate no problem, it was on the car for around 6 months and less than 5k it really is in VERY good condition mate
I can take pics of the actual thing tomorrow if it helps you. Mail me offline if you need my adress to send the cheque.
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I'll do it all in for £100 mate no problem, it was on the car for around 6 months and less than 5k it really is in VERY good condition mate
I can take pics of the actual thing tomorrow if it helps you. Mail me offline if you need my adress to send the cheque.
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18 August 2003, 11:49 PM
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Hi
Just to let you know that the one on MY00 will not fit MY96. The MAF has changed from MY99 and the screw holes are in different positions. I've just bought one thinking it would fit too, but unfortunately haven't been as lucky. Just sold mine on.
Just to let you know that the one on MY00 will not fit MY96. The MAF has changed from MY99 and the screw holes are in different positions. I've just bought one thinking it would fit too, but unfortunately haven't been as lucky. Just sold mine on.
18 August 2003, 11:58 PM
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Just checked on Jap innovatuons site and they list the same filter (part number IND001) fitting MY93 up to MY00 the link is here half way down page:
http://www.jap-innovations.fsnet.co....irfilters.html
so by my reckoning it should fit? I'm getting confused here!
Keith
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http://www.jap-innovations.fsnet.co....irfilters.html
so by my reckoning it should fit? I'm getting confused here!
Keith
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19 August 2003, 08:58 AM
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do what i did
take off the maff, position on back-plate and mark bolt holes on plate.
drill 4 new holes to match your MAF
cover original holes with Duck tape, refit MAF, refit filter. enjoy
worked on mine for 18 months, no problems whatsover, loads of engine washes n'all.
chris
[Edited by CHRIS_D - 8/19/2003 8:59:34 AM]
take off the maff, position on back-plate and mark bolt holes on plate.
drill 4 new holes to match your MAF
cover original holes with Duck tape, refit MAF, refit filter. enjoy
worked on mine for 18 months, no problems whatsover, loads of engine washes n'all.
chris
[Edited by CHRIS_D - 8/19/2003 8:59:34 AM]
19 August 2003, 09:22 AM
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If the holes don't match up u can just drill a couple of holes in the plate that comes with the filter. a couple of holes won't hurt, and they will probably be covered up anyway. Thats wot i did with mine no probs..
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19 August 2003, 08:50 PM
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Sparky is still trying to find out if this fits his MY96 mate if he decides not to buy then i'll post the pics up no probs but he still has first preference at the mo.
Keith
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