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calidus

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30th May 04 at 08:55

calidus

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30th May 04 at 08:56

blundey

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30th May 04 at 10:23

is this air tight? as in is there gaps around the tubing going into the air box or have you blocked in the gaps with silicone or something?

calidus

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30th May 04 at 16:11

its very tight but aint put any silicone on it, mite give it a go tho

wot u reckon? its on me mates corsa but I think its a really well placed cold air feed personally

RobHayes

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30th May 04 at 18:21

i did think of putting some expanding foam or silicone around the hose but aint had chance to do it just yet. but the box sits almost directly ontop of the wheelarch liner anyway so it aint a open hole

blundey

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30th May 04 at 23:46

It seems very well positioned to be