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Fitting an Iduction Kit?



  Liquid Yellow 182 FF
Hey peeps,

I am currently looking into getting an induction kit for my 51plate 1.2 16v Clio. Not because I want better performance, but because id like it to sound a bit better than it does currently standard. This is what im looking at:

http://www.potn.co.uk/p1505379.htm

I dont really have alot of knowledge on how I would fit this to my Clio. I have fitted induction kits to my mates 106's before as these are very simple, but the clios lay out looks alot different and I cant work it out, lol.
Are there any online guides? Ive looked on here and I cant seem to find any. Thanks,

*This made me chuckle from the site above*

'Remember:
More Air = More Oxygen = More Power = Better MPG'
:lolup:
 
  Clio
Look on the K&N website. They put written and pictorial instructions on their site for each of their filters so if you look there it will give you a good idea.
 
  Evo 6, E92 320d
On that particular engine, the whole airbox assembly is removed, then an adapter plate is fitted in its place(included in kit) in turn the air filter bolts too this. TBH it's a lot of money for noise, if you want noise cheap saw off your exhaust;)
 
  Liquid Yellow 182 FF
On that particular engine, the whole airbox assembly is removed, then an adapter plate is fitted in its place(included in kit) in turn the air filter bolts too this. TBH it's a lot of money for noise, if you want noise cheap saw off your exhaust;)

Haha, ok, I may still look into it, but if its to much hassle and money, i'll bar in mind the sawn off exhaust idea :cool: lol
 
On that particular engine, the whole airbox assembly is removed, then an adapter plate is fitted in its place(included in kit) in turn the air filter bolts too this. TBH it's a lot of money for noise, if you want noise cheap saw off your exhaust;)

For noise your better drilling holes in your air box. ;)

But cheap induction kits work just as well.
 


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