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RE: Induction kits?? - Jan. 30 2008 16:20:07
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mr porky
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Ok, so having had a look in the daylight it would appear that the plastic assembly merely runs from the plenimum to a metal airfilter housing and then exits behind the headlight. This therefor raises another question - is it better to draw air from between the engine and radiator (ie warm air) or to duct it from under the car where the air will be cooler?? Neither of which is a problem but I'd rather get it right first time....
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RE: Induction kits?? - Jan. 30 2008 20:31:37
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mr porky
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thanks for the link, loads to read up on ! keep me quiet for a while
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but please put me right. I have recently fitted a conical airfilter to my PT Cruiser which seems to have helped a little with performance aswell as making a more raspier engine note. I was considering doing this to my '91 RS Camaro (it's a 3.2 V6) but looking at it the air intake goes off towards a canister behind the headlamps. If this is disconnected will it screw everything up? 
