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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

10/10 for intiative though and good luck :thumbs:


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.

The question is how to construct the sealed uni and where to route it etc..


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)


:thumbs::rolleyes:

Works well!


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

i personnaly feel that a cold air feed would work better directly into the airbox with a good quality panal filter. this would be a much cheaper equivelant to a pipercross viper.

at the end of the day cold air feed into ure engine is going to be better than no air feed and they arnt that expensive to buy so go for it..... if u get a red or silver end and mount it somewhere on the front of ure car it even looks good too


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?