C00RSA
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By doing this will it damage the engine?
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jazzer2k3
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no
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C00RSA
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not at all? Will it make the car sound louder?
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jazzer2k3
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Nope not at all ... the only difference will be the sounds .. It will deepen
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C00RSA
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cool, thanks for the help
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C00RSA
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will i need to cover the holes?
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jazzer2k3
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Lol ull be drilling them ? Y cover up ?
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C00RSA
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just wondered
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James_DT
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Aslong as they're on the side away from the engine and before the filter, then they'll be fine.
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C00RSA
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before the filter?
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James_DT
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Yes, the side that the air goes in from the cold air feed thing. That way, whatever air gets sucked in still gets filtered.
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C00RSA
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would I need to run a cold air feed or would it be ok without one?
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James_DT
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It wouldn't hurt. You'd increase the amount of cold air taken in, but it shouldn't be too bad anyway if the holes are away from the engine.
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C00RSA
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great, thank you so much for the help
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C00RSA
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will it be louder even without a performance back box?
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John
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Why do you want your car to be louder?
Does it have a throbbing v8 or something?
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Ry_B
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Yes it will be louder without a backbox
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C00RSA
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quote: Originally posted by John
Why do you want your car to be louder?
Does it have a throbbing v8 or something?
Because Thats how I would like it to be, each to their own i guess
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Rich H
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Drilling your airbox makes it sound like youve got an induction kit and a small bore exhaust - I've done it and Im happy, however, a bigger bore backbox will increase the noise further and make it deeper.
There is actually a piece of plastic you can unclip from the box facing into the wing - this can then also be replaced when selling etc. It wont do any damage tho
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C00RSA
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may sound cheeky but could you record the sound and send it to me?
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Rich H
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erm i gues so at sum point! I'll try it over the weekend
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C00RSA
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cheers mate much appreciated! Is your with a standard exhaust?
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Rich H
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Yes atm - on a 1.2 8V Sounds fairly good for a tiny wanky engine tho! Will be gettin a Magnex Small Oval fitted soon though Add me to msn and I'll contact u via that 
[Edited on 02-03-2006 by hamman]
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C00RSA
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added you mate
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