Is this right?

[hoggaz]

I've just got a used viper induction kit and the air feed was in 2 bits. The instructions were for a model without an air feed and wasn't sure where to stick it so i attached it to the existing one. Is this right, or is it too restrictive?

 

[biojo]

try pushing the viper into the black tube more then tighted the jubilee clip

the one at the top

 

[The Fatty]

should work ok...

 

[hoggaz]

felt like it wouldn't go on any further up. i'll give it a try tho. just hope it can suck enough air up through the original air feed.

 

[V1NNY]

just looks a bit loose

 

[hoggaz]

the induction kit wont go any further in. im happy with that it feels secure and i doubt it will fall off. i do however want to get a new longer air feed and pull out the original tubes then hook it up to replace the fog lamp. but i cant see anyway of removing them.

 

[cK]

I wouldn't replace the fog lamp. I don't see why people do this, yes you would get a better feed of air but you're doing away with a fog lamp. They are there for a reason, why take it out and put a gaping pipe there. Keep the fog lights and just put the air feed down by the arch/where the original air feed's were.

Alternatively, why not take out your headlight and stick the pipe there. :boring:

 

[ben_p]

defo remove the stock feeds, they come off by a 10mm bolt on the front of the bumper, u wil have to get under the car to see it, then run the viper feen down in the arch, that as it is will resrict it a lot, the stock feeds are pooh

 

[hoggaz]

hmm i could take the headlight out and use my fogs as headlights i'll have a look ben, i wanna get rid of the orig air feed cos i thought it looked pretty restrictive.