Cold air feed
06 October 2010, 07:41 PM
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Cold air feed
I'm gonna fit a cold air feed from the fog cover on my MY05.Anyone got any advice on fitting the trumpet in the fog cover as i'm after a nice flush fit 
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07 October 2010, 08:30 AM
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ive done this utilising one of my chargespeed carbon front ducts .
didnt take to long and i ended up taking out the f-ing huge in-wing resonator at the same time.
you cant see any of the work in this photo but you can see the carbon duct i mentioned, not a great pic but you get the idea.
dan
. didnt take to long and i ended up taking out the f-ing huge in-wing resonator at the same time.
you cant see any of the work in this photo but you can see the carbon duct i mentioned, not a great pic but you get the idea.
dan
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07 October 2010, 09:59 AM
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ive done this utilising one of my chargespeed carbon front ducts .
didnt take to long and i ended up taking out the f-ing huge in-wing resonator at the same time.
you cant see any of the work in this photo but you can see the carbon duct i mentioned, not a great pic but you get the idea.
dan
. didnt take to long and i ended up taking out the f-ing huge in-wing resonator at the same time.
you cant see any of the work in this photo but you can see the carbon duct i mentioned, not a great pic but you get the idea.
dan
but tbh i don't think it will look as good just using my surrounds 
i've seen it done before and i'm not keen 
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