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Modified Pipework

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#11
would this sort of mod require a re-tune?

Yes, it may cause boost to rise and spike

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#12
that's the best

That is exactly what I was talking about! :spit:

#13
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Nice work... good to see some DIY action on here.

As mentioned you want to get a better intake... intake temps will be huge no matter how good the intercooler is and it will lag big time.

You should be able to knock up a CAI pretty easy... or even just run a 3inch flex hose around the battery and under the headlight... $30 and your done.

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Chris

Thanks for the heads up Chris , I made the best of what I had.. Yeah and even used part of the genuine intake just to achieve the bend required to clear the bonnet. I have seen a few Xr's with the pod filter there and yeah I suppose when at idle at the traffic lights it mat be warm. But once your moving theres airflow through there and I dont agree that it has increased intake temps at all. but I wont know for sure untill I get it back on the rollers. It does dose up heaps and sounds mean as. The seat of the pants tells me the power has increased over the stock intake every time I get behind the wheel so theres no doubt there. Definite increase..

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well done I say!!

much flutter like a muzzed-out-pigeon!

Man theres a whole flock of pigeons in there now.. or a turkey? LOL. Maybe the turkeys living where my airbox used to be....

#15

Is your BOV plumbed back? if not take that little tube off the end.... When first fitting my plazmaman kit I didnt have a piece of pipe long enough and the Dose was f*cking stupid lol. Even just reversing 2 meters Dodododododododooooo....

#16
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I have taken the BOV off all together the other day with this new piping and yeah, it doses up like Habibs kebab runner with a fully sic tabouli tune.....uleh :spoton:

#17
Is your BOV plumbed back? if not take that little tube off the end.... When first fitting my plazmaman kit I didnt have a piece of pipe long enough and the Dose was f*cking stupid lol. Even just reversing 2 meters Dodododododododooooo....

Hey mate, if you take the vac hose off the bov, it will start to open on boost, loosing power.

#18
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Nah I dont mess around taking off or blocking vac hoses, I have a blanking barb that goes on in place of the BOV.

#19
But once your moving theres airflow through there and I dont agree that it has increased intake temps at all.

Most of the air that is drawn in to your pod filter is ex-radiator, it must be at least 40deg c warmer than ambient air drawn from front of vehicle.

#20
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Well it works for me... I noticed the difference as soon as I drove it. A mate of mines a mechanic of nearly 20 years and he runs the same setup on his T. Like I said, it hasnt been back on the dyno since fitting the pipework but as soon as its done I will be sure to post the results. Cars making 260kw at the rears last tune, so we will see if power curve changes or intake temps rise :drool: Its due for the siemens injectors and a 300+ tune so it will be done soon enough.

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