have put a k&n kit on my sporting today, any suggestions as to how to get more cold air to the thing and where people have purchased tubing etc.
am quite impressed so far car feels quicker and sounds better.[8D]

you can buy tubing from diy stores or some car spares shops,its not to exensive.remember when you route the trunking leave a gap between it and the filter so if you scoop up water with tube(huge puddles etc) theres less chance of it getting in the engine

Custard boy the man who loves the man from Creative

Cinq Sporting - and yes, its broom yellow!

yes, K&N is set up as in picture already, but would a second cold air pipe be of any benefit? for example coming from opposite side?

If you can route it away from hot engine components then a bit extra cold air won't hurt.

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either that or fit a bonnet scoop/vent and get a direct feed ,i saw one on a cinq here(cant remember where)that had a circular vent cut into the front of the bonnet which would give an excellent cool flow

Custard boy the man who loves the man from Creative

How about this???

£10 from Homebase/B&Q





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that looks good, think will give it a bash, cheers

Thinking about gettin a K&N next week. I'm pretty sure I know how to get rid of all the old fittings, thanks to my Haynes manual, but I'm still a little confused. Been looking around the scrap yard to get a good idea of how to do it

Sie

Black 96P Cinq Sporting