STI 8 Scoop internals
20 October 2004, 01:17 PM
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STI 8 Scoop internals
I have upgraded my internal wind-deflector fins on my scoop and have the original OEM one for sale
This is only the fin section...does not include the rubber sealed connection to the intercooler.
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This is only the fin section...does not include the rubber sealed connection to the intercooler.
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21 October 2004, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by scooby L
The one for sale came on the car...
The one I replaced it with was a zero-sports ic splitter from David Hendry cars..
The one I replaced it with was a zero-sports ic splitter from David Hendry cars..
, also do you use the standard rubber seal or does it come with a new one.Cheers
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21 October 2004, 10:39 PM
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Originally Posted by scooby L
I have upgraded my internal wind-deflector fins on my scoop and have the original OEM one for sale
This is only the fin section...does not include the rubber sealed connection to the intercooler.
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This is only the fin section...does not include the rubber sealed connection to the intercooler.
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Originally Posted by Neilo
Do you have any pics? Im after the bit under the scoop (which im assuming this is....but i need ot make sure itll fit my scoop (WRX, same year)
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22 October 2004, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Granby
I was thinking of getting a zero-sports splitter, how do you rate it and do you have any pics of it as the pics on the david hendry & zero-sports websites are a bit small , also do you use the standard rubber seal or does it come with a new one.
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, also do you use the standard rubber seal or does it come with a new one.Cheers
Granby
The only difference is there is one extra fin to divert the airflow down onto the intercooler.
Performance.. well it's hard to tell, but if it does what it says on the box (enable more of the intercooler surface to be used efficiently) than that must be a good thing.
Do not get any ambers on my knocklink until the outside temp is well over 25 degrees.
I can post pics (when it stops raining.)
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