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K5-KYL

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26th Feb 06 at 00:13

whats the best things to do? cut off the big chamber or what?

i want to get more power from an air box, but dont want to stick my k&n induction back on....too many flat spots.

so what can i do to my standard air box to make it more smoother? its drilled, but thats not gonna make a difference

Dave A

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26th Feb 06 at 00:14

here you go, made this a while back:

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=209433

K5-KYL

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26th Feb 06 at 00:20

really good tutorial mate. i like that. gives me something to do tomorrow

Will_Sport

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26th Feb 06 at 14:47

better air feed on front should help, standard one is shocking! very slim and the thing it connects to is a piece of flat metal... how stupid

Jonster

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26th Feb 06 at 17:16

quote:
Originally posted by Will_Sport
better air feed on front should help, standard one is shocking! very slim and the thing it connects to is a piece of flat metal... how stupid

Do this and remove the piping from inside the box. Add a panel filter and it should help with throttle response. Sounds ace aswell

K5-KYL

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28th Feb 06 at 10:39

u know the part of the airbox u drill? to gain more power, would it not be best to shut this part off, so that the air doesnt circulate, and create more power or somthing like that?

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