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Join Date: Mar 2005
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hey guys, a few of you were asking for pics of my latest "" mod "" on the AU.
I couldnt find any piping to go from the throttle body to the airbox, so i am gettin a good friend to make me up a 3 inch stainless steel pipe, which will look very nice indeed!!! It is JUST touching the bonnet when it is closed making the bonnet sit about 2 mm higher than the other side, this will be fixed on the weekend with a file and a beer. This mod actually made a difference i thought, it seems to feel alot more smoother and quicker after an ECU reset and the airbox. The BA lid is ALOT taller than the AU one and i think it creates some more air flow speed somehow. I am running a K&N panel filter at the moment, might change it to a K&N pod to see if there is a big difference. anyhow, here are some pics.      my CUSTOM PIPING!!!!! :hihi:  |
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BA airbox into AU PICS
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