On the air box there is some duct that is attached to the box. However the material is perished. Where can I get some more stuff or what do you recommend?
Thanks
Duct on Air box
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unknownmale
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Re: Duct on Air box
I no longer have the OE airbox, but when I did I used to use this stuff - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1m-Aluminium ... LG3SCDqb5A
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Re: Duct on Air box
i used a huge diameter peice of nylon reinforced braided hose i fose in a bin and so far has lasted ages.
i tried the aluminium stuff but found it fell apart quickly.
maybe a peice of high temp silicone hose?
i tried the aluminium stuff but found it fell apart quickly.
maybe a peice of high temp silicone hose?
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Re: Duct on Air box
I have some of the original hoses, have you got a diameter, length and a picture what you need and where it goes ?.
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Re: Duct on Air box
i just figured that the weight reduction was more beneficial than the warm air feed
