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Air feed trumpet - Ben - 22-10-2012
Anyone put an air feed trumpet in a ph 3 foglight hole? Just measured the foglight hole and it was half an inch wider than it was high, just wondering what size to get to make it look flush?
RE: Air feed trumpet - samass - 22-10-2012
how about taking a hole saw to a rallye blank? would hold it secure then too
RE: Air feed trumpet - ChezHdi - 22-10-2012
^^ this man, knows his shit. good f*cking idea.
RE: Air feed trumpet - puglove - 22-10-2012
(22-10-2012, 02:00 PM)ChezHdi Wrote: ^^ this man, knows his shit. good f*cking idea.
No really he dosnt
although he does have a good point this time
RE: Air feed trumpet - samass - 22-10-2012
Yep, I'm awesome
just to add, find the biggest one that'll fit in the smallest dimension
RE: Air feed trumpet - ben87 - 22-10-2012
i used one before but found the bottom of my filter used to get wet easily if its been raining or driving in a shallow puddle etc so ditched it
RE: Air feed trumpet - samass - 23-10-2012
you could always wire up a trottle body on a solenoid to close it when it's raining/driving over puddles or what not. that'd be pretty win, and effective
RE: Air feed trumpet - Matt - 23-10-2012
(22-10-2012, 02:09 PM)samass Wrote: Yep, I'm awesome
just to add, find the biggest one that'll fit in the smallest dimension
Gigity
RE: Air feed trumpet - Ben - 23-10-2012
Good idea with cutting a ralllye blank. Yeah I did think about it drawing in water, maybe it would have to be a summer only air feed!
RE: Air feed trumpet - swampy - 23-10-2012
I ran my s16 for four years and 40k miles with a bumper mounted Feed no problems at all!!
Now have one on my v6 coupe
Intact I have a spare trumpet I could sell