APS Cool Air
16 March 2002, 05:29 PM
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sigh... bought in error... doh!
So... I have an APS Cool Air induction kit that will fit
a MY98 car (won't fit my MY99 - note sure about before 98).
price... £110. (to cover petrol
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ta,
Matt.
here is the obligatory picture...
[Edited by mattski2 - 3/18/2002 9:21:28 AM]
So... I have an APS Cool Air induction kit that will fit
a MY98 car (won't fit my MY99 - note sure about before 98).
price... £110. (to cover petrol
)ta,
Matt.
here is the obligatory picture...
[Edited by mattski2 - 3/18/2002 9:21:28 AM]
16 March 2002, 10:29 PM
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it is unused by me but was used by David, the previous owner. As for the price... uh uh, guess again
Location-wise I can be in either Richmond or Essex (Chigwell-ish) no problem.
ta,
Matt.
Location-wise I can be in either Richmond or Essex (Chigwell-ish) no problem.
ta,
Matt.
16 March 2002, 11:27 PM
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yeh, I did 
I knew there where a couple of different type but all down to experience eh momentary lapse of reason n'all 
Still, it's not total loss David, someone will have it and I'm convinced that is the one to get... lovely kit ...
How's your new toy btw?
I knew there where a couple of different type but all down to experience eh momentary lapse of reason n'all Still, it's not total loss David, someone will have it and I'm convinced that is the one to get... lovely kit ...
How's your new toy btw?
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This was originally my kit. Was on the car for about 6 months. Can't tell you what it did for my car as it went on with a number of other 'mods' but is simple to fit and looks
once fitted.
As the kit is so securely fastened, not so much risk to the MAF as other kits can be.
A good piece of kit at a bargain price.
This was originally my kit. Was on the car for about 6 months. Can't tell you what it did for my car as it went on with a number of other 'mods' but is simple to fit and looks
once fitted.As the kit is so securely fastened, not so much risk to the MAF as other kits can be.
A good piece of kit at a bargain price.
18 March 2002, 06:15 PM
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Plantie speak with Andy tang as he ran one on his 99scoob direct fit. I ran one also, my scoob is 97 what I found is that these were made for 98+. were the four holes sit on the flange I had four new hole taped a couple of MM by each hole Yep that did the trick no if I wanted to sell it would be duplex:-) fit old or new shape scoobs, you could do the same.
Mattski2, this should of gone straight on! did you buy your scoob 2nd hand If so it looks like the maf had gone and they replaced it with an earlier car part. If you want to keep it use the maf section and line it up with the APS flange and mark the new holes with a pencil and take it to a engineering firm with the bolts so they get the tread right should cost you £10 to do.
I am very happy with it very well made! no heat soak! only you have to watch out when driving through very BIG floods:-O
My 2p's worth
Moe
Mattski2, this should of gone straight on! did you buy your scoob 2nd hand If so it looks like the maf had gone and they replaced it with an earlier car part. If you want to keep it use the maf section and line it up with the APS flange and mark the new holes with a pencil and take it to a engineering firm with the bolts so they get the tread right should cost you £10 to do.
I am very happy with it very well made! no heat soak! only you have to watch out when driving through very BIG floods:-O
My 2p's worth
Moe
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