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look good.. but why so tiny..

also do you have a pic of the whole engine bay..

just bought myself hoses, just thinkin which i can change

thanks

here's one, no reason for the size,just looks neater then a big one,now i got to make some sort of

induction for the air to come up through the botton,hmmm

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good work ... thats pretty coOl man ... have you ducted the air from the front with a bit of flexi pipe or something? ... if you haven't it would be a good idea to do so >_<

nah not yet,trying to think of what to do an how to do it,dont wont it to look boggy like the first pic, but i like what tacker has done to his 32 in the second pic

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good effort . although you should of made it bigger for more air to enter and circulate. also you will need a CAI feeding or the stock snorkle otherwise you wont be getting your potential..

here is a pick of mine . i have a CAI comming through the old smic hole.

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