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Post  jonmcghee on Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:33 pm

In need of surgestions for my raised air intake, the problem i have is the air filter is placed at the frount passenger corner, with the heater blower mounted st the back of the passenger wing, with the air entry point on top of the wing.

now do I just run it on top of the wing right along till the start of the bulk head and up

or do i run it across the engine to the other side and up (not sure about crossing engine with it thou)

any ideas/suggestions

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Re: Raised air intake

Post  DICKY on Tue Nov 03, 2009 8:21 pm

first of all what are you using for your air intake, factory made or home built.
factory safari snorkel type run in side the wing but the hole is in the side of the wing and not on the top so you can do the same. i have some photos if you want to no where to cut the wing

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Re: Raised air intake

Post  Roz on Tue Nov 03, 2009 9:33 pm

it's unfortunate that you don't have the 200tdi passenger wing, as that would have the vent hole in the side for fitting a snorkel, and all other pipework could run neatly inside.

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Re: Raised air intake

Post  gti-90 on Tue Nov 03, 2009 11:36 pm

would i be correct in saying?? that running a pipe close to the engine would get hot and therefore the air inside, colder air means more molecules and all that? so less performance? colder the air the better in my theory, and the shorter the pipe with as little bends as possible. cheers lol!

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Re: Raised air intake

Post  jonmcghee on Wed Nov 04, 2009 1:45 am

gti-90 wrote:would i be correct in saying?? that running a pipe close to the engine would get hot and therefore the air inside, colder air means more molecules and all that? so less performance? colder the air the better in my theory, and the shorter the pipe with as little bends as possible. cheers lol!


this is true
but as mine will probably be made out of b&q`s finist, i dont want the bugger melting lol!

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Re: Raised air intake

Post  gti-90 on Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:32 pm

haha fair enough.

dont know if its any good, as you say b n q is good and cheap, http://www.southdown4x4.co.uk/Clearance.htm
HTH cheers.

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Post  jonmcghee on Sat Nov 14, 2009 3:46 pm

Just seen a pic in the latest LRO and they have a 110 with air intake running allong the wing and then up. Think this will be the best option so i thenk i will have a go. scratch

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