Voyto
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Registered: 9th Feb 03
Location: Stafford
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anyone got any pics of their engie bay with a heat sheild around the induction kit. i wanna do it on mine but aint sure where u put the stuff and how it fixes in. cheers folks 
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Luke1.4
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Registered: 2nd Dec 02
Location: Blackpool
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i have in garage
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Voyto
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Registered: 9th Feb 03
Location: Stafford
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did u make it yourself? and what material is it?
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Luke1.4
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Registered: 2nd Dec 02
Location: Blackpool
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alu sheeting cost £10 from b+q. and some 18mm mdf.
I cut a circle in the mdf the diameter of the circle been big enough 2 fit the cone in.
Then on the botton of the cone filter there is a hole i drew this on the circle of the mdf and cut it out so the cone filter could sit on one side of the mdf but be connected on other side so the mdf would be held in place by the induction kit.
i then made another mfd circle and screwed them into each end of the sheeting
hope this makes some sense hard 2 explain
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MikeH
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Registered: 3rd Apr 03
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only thing is i hate MDF 
and it'll go soggy if it gets wet.
Looks good though and it's doing the job well i assume.
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Luke1.4
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Registered: 2nd Dec 02
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Yeah, as i was setting off at traffic lights my car would feel like i was going 2 stall and it stopped this happening. Got a decent cold air feed now and it works well
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vibrio
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Registered: 28th Feb 01
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heat shield not really required. what I would fit is an air circulation structure. this would force the cold air all around the filter.
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Voyto
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Registered: 9th Feb 03
Location: Stafford
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is that the same as a pipe running from the front of the car and blowing air onto the cone. i have one of these but it dont really work effectivley. the cone still gets a lot of engine heat
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