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Red_SXi

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 12:40

Sounds like a good idea, will just look hidious.

I was thinking, you can buy some hefty sized pipe for fitting the extractor to extractor fans above cookers, also the extractor for tumble driers


MikeH

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 12:15

Not sure where you'll find it. Probably best having the big diameter round the filter but then a smaller (maybe more than one) one going down to cold air.

For the big diameter how about a small kids toy bucket or similar?

Attach pipe to it....


Red_SXi

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 12:11

Where should i buy pipe this wide? Its got to be flexible aint it.


Paul H

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 12:02

yeah should think it would work.might be a bit tight on the corsa c though them air filters are huge:!


MikeH

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 12:00

I might have a go myself though.......


MikeH

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 11:59

Would work yes...... but i'm not sure if a straight pipe mounted there would fit under the bonnet!


Red_SXi

 posted on 30th Sep 03 at 11:58

Who thinks it would be possible to adapt a BFO cone into a sealed induction kit by making a pipe the diameter of the larger end of the cone and welding/sealing it on, and extending it to a vent at the front of the car to make it like a cold air feed.

Would u expect goot gains from it then?