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Old 18-05-2006, 12:48 PM   #1
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Default XR8 220kw AU II Dual Snorkel CAI with PICS

Hi Guys,

Here are some pics of the CAI that i built for my XR8. I used a 90mm pipe and adapted it to the airbox. I used a heat gun to flare the tip for better airflow. It is stealthy and works very well by getting a heap of cold air from behind the headlights. I am still running the std tickford snorkel as well as it will flow enough for 300HP. Although power increases are hard to pick from a change this small I did notice the engine was slightly perkier from 3000rpm upwards. I was happy with the result so i just thought I would share the experience.


http://www.fordforums.com.au/photos/...00&ppuser=8845

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