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even more glad i got my cambelt done on sat !!

2 words. silver and vision!! :)

thats the length that comes with the stock viper though.

oh yes :( http://www.thepipercrossshop.co.uk/accessories.asp

i was going to go through the fog but i think it looks better there tbh. not that hard to do once the bumper is off and all the original feeds are out. just a pity pipercross are so tight with the feed length!!

the ducting thats in came with the viper and seems pretty sturdy stuff. i'll keep that twisting through the nooks and crannies. whichever other stuff i get wont be stressed, its only going from the top of the original to the air filter intake.

cheers but theres no way i'm taking it all out again!!!! :) i'll just extend it.

naff pic i know but thats the cold air feed route inside the car.

well, instead of the engine sucking hot air from under the bonnet through the air filter, hopefully!! it will be sucking a supply of colder air from the inlet there on the front grill. my pipe is too short at the moment but when its extended it will point directly at the air filter intake.

i'll get some pics of the screw/bolt locations in the next couple of days [forgot at the time, i was engrossed!!] i'd already taken out the acoustic valve, it sits behind the n/s arch liner.

like i said, with the car NOT moving you can feel air coming through it!

not that bad. its just 90 degrees from the back of the trumpet. the pipe is "bent" but it isnt "crushed" anywhere. its flexible stuff.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=123325 mines in the grill, yes it is bent but its not crushed anywhere along its route. even with the car still on the drive i could feel the air coming up through it. i imagine there would be a proper gust when the car is moving!!

;) i'll look into it.

:) well i wont say its easy, more a bit tricky! you'll defo need another pair of hands getting the bumper back on.

right, i'll confess to being only very average when it comes to working on cars but this seemed to go ok so give it a whirl if you're thinking about it. first job, bumper off. fairly easy [mike @ rentech showed me] undo the arch-liner screws [3 per side]. undo the 10mm bolts up under...

rentech. about £550.

mines just done 50k. had a service and cam/aux belts done on saturday.

exactly!

yeah i think i worded it wrong. i meant probably not on a cheapo PC souncard. Better ones come with all manner of audio i/o :) i guess you've upgraded ;) glad its sorted!

little place in portsmouth called REN-TECH :D :D :D :D :D Stop moaning that its too far-away, 3 hours is all it took from manchester, nice drive down too and i can only echo all the previous comments about mikes hospitality and service. DO IT!!!! your RS will love you for it ;)

should have gone with anthracite. fred can powdercoat them the same renault anth........................do it!

yup, this is fine on my 172 [down 40mm]. whats the problem on the 182?

sony/philips digital interface can be an optical connection too but i'm guessing not on a soundcard.

ahh c0ck!! forgot you lived there........................been down for a couple of days, drove back today!! [via ren-tech :D ]

or get one 2nd hand for £30 like i did ;)

http://www.maplin.co.uk/search.aspx?MenuNo=165&MenuName=Digital%20Leads&FromMenu=y&DOY=16m2 there you are.

they are basically uprated phono connectors. phono cables will carry a digital signal just not very well. s/pdif is just the term for the connection. so do you have a digital input on your mixer?

get them powdercoated black :)

red army!