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Kerry |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 17:09 |
i think the main thing with the viper is its heat resistant so u need to make sure wot ever u use keeps the heat out or u are wastin ure time | |
MikeH |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 16:25 |
I am considering trying to make a massive viper with my BFO and some kind of sealed tubular cover for it. | |
broster |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 14:33 |
Lar 23:- my viper air feed goes to the same place as the one on gurus car | |
The Guru |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 11:59 |
Halfords special! Cold air feed(s) | |
Kerry |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 11:57 |
any cold air feed is going to benefit ure performance some wot but while ever ure filter is takin in warm air aswell it wont be as effective | |
Lar 23 |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 11:45 |
broster where does you cold air feed from your viper go. | |
broster |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 10:52 |
u dont need one, but if u have one u will get more noticable gains from it | |
MikeH |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 10:50 |
put two in there. | |
Mo |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 10:40 |
a cold air feed tube will bring in more cold air which is better. IMO i'd put one in for that extra air | |
OGX |
posted on 16th Oct 03 at 10:36 |
Ive just got a bfo cone for my corsa c 1.2 16v and was wondering if i need a cold air feed tube for it. The guy at pvd told me I didnt need one! Is he bullshitten me? |