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Nath

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Registered: 3rd Apr 02
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1st Feb 04 at 16:19

I've got a drilled air box and i have a pipercorss cold air feed pipe with the coloured metal ends. Only thing is i cant find a decent place to put the pipe. Anyone got any ideas?

Its a tight fit with the air box there. Ideally i want to have one end in the middle black part of my bumper (under reg plate) and then run it up the inner arch to the air box. But its a really tight fit.

James R

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Registered: 4th Feb 03
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1st Feb 04 at 17:59

Stop mincing and RAM IT in there!!

Nath

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1st Feb 04 at 19:30

Theres got to be an easier way

Greg_M

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Registered: 2nd Sep 03
Location: Grantham, Lincolnshire
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1st Feb 04 at 19:30

nope just stick it in

James R

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1st Feb 04 at 21:22

You mean like use Lube?? Na fraid not, just get it in there

Nath

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2nd Feb 04 at 01:14

gonna jack the front up and look under the car on saturday. I really dont want to put the pipe in 1st then put the air box in after. That little black rubber thing is a bitch to get back on the air box.