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wondering where the cold air feed goes from the air box on g
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cat41
PostPosted: Sat Nov 15, 2014 7:29 pm Up
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Hi all,

I,ve been looking on ebay for parts when i came across a cold air ram air feed thats from a GT like mine, but i,ve looked on my GT and can,t see this ram air feed, i see the piping going from under the air box but dam if i can see the end. I,ve never seen a car with such a long air feed pipe to the air box. Mine seems to disappear, i wonder if i put a camera down there what will i find lmao, could be a 3rd dimension lol. Shocked

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It travels up to under the passenger side arch.
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Normally ends up under the passenger wing
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macca1411 wrote:
Normally ends up under the passenger wing

As stated by Macca and Steve.
Herre's a pic that might assist:
 

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cat41
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onWhy all this stupid pipework just for the air box, why not just a front ram air intake like a bike. I,m sure peugeot could of used their heads slightly better lol.
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cat41 wrote:
onWhy all this stupid pipework just for the air box, why not just a front ram air intake like a bike. I,m sure peugeot could of used their heads slightly better lol.

Its designed like that to stop water getting in to the air intake, the design works perfectly fine on the 206.

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MrBSI wrote:
cat41 wrote:
onWhy all this stupid pipework just for the air box, why not just a front ram air intake like a bike. I,m sure peugeot could of used their heads slightly better lol.

Its designed like that to stop water getting in to the air intake, the design works perfectly fine on the 206.

yet people still stick cone filters bigger than jordans tits on there and rid the standard air box

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cat41
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Lmao thats some big filters.

Still don,t see why it can be ram air from the grill somewhere, my mv agusta had ram air as like many other bikes and no problems, in the wet i be well over 70 in wet, i,m looking on net at mo at ram air to see if it worjs on cars.

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