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I supported Toymods
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Sydney
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May 2002
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Sydney
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June 2004
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Re: Designing CAI Setups
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Sat, 10 July 2004 06:47
 
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in my opinion what you have done is ugly, i hate people that do that (nothing against you though).
now your idea is right but what i would do is run the ducting into the bar next to the number plate. do you see in your third photo the bar and plate how there is the gap? well have the ducting run there
that way it is not visible and cops cant say a thing, hell they wont even notice its there AND the air flow will be exactly the same as where you have it now.
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Melb, Victoria
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April 2004
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Re: Designing CAI Setups
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Sat, 10 July 2004 09:59
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yeah man, as Fade-e said i would move it to somewhere less visible, in the front bar ,behind the vents. (thats what i did  )
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May 2002
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Re: Designing CAI Setups
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Sat, 10 July 2004 10:03
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CAI is a great idea and I am working on something for my car at the moment.
My only advice would be that if (if it ever rains again) you drive through a large puddle (not necessarily as deep as your pipe either) your engine may ingest some water and suffer hydraulic lock. Probably try and get the intake as high as you can to prevent this from occuring.
I have seen the aftermath of a 4AGE that swallowed some water, not good, and the CAI inlet hose was in about the same position as yours too.
Good work though
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