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Fitting induction kits.....



  VRS
just a few screws to undo the existing airbox and a few more to attach a new one

easy job which shouldnt take too long
 
  Clio RS 200
cheers chaps.......saw a 182 with the air inlet in the lower front grill is that correct. or was that something else.:S
 
  VRS
cheers chaps.......saw a 182 with the air inlet in the lower front grill is that correct. or was that something else.:S

the fitting of the induction kit is the easy part

fitting a cold air feed is a bit trickier

to fit a feed in the lowergrill you ideally need to remove the bumper (and the acoustic valve whilst u are there)

andy
 
  RS Clio 200
depends what u got to spend really.
i dont think they are worth it unless you get the Maxogen, BMC CDA or Viper.
 
  Clio RS 200
Various opinions on these Magicman.
Open kits like my K&N 57i sound nice, but suffer in the summer with heatsoak :mad: from the engine EVEN with a decent air feed. If you have the money, go for Maxogen, I can help you with the cold air feed if you like. This was my attempt which does a good job in delivering air (tested for effectiveness with a hair dryer!! LOL!) :D
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=152583&highlight=air+feed

depends what u got to spend really.
i dont think they are worth it unless you get the Maxogen, BMC CDA or Viper.

Cheers chaps, want a good one so will proberly go with the Maxogen, thanks for the offer of helping will definatly be in touch......
Thanks again..:)
 


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