'Interesting' induction kit for 500's...

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Anyone had any experience with these induction kits? They look a bit, erm, dunno really. I think it's that pipe that looks like it's from a tumble drier that puts me off. Comments?
 

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With he "washing machine" hose.. someoen on here use's soemthing like that on their Sedici race car and are very happy with it.. so from the tried and tested side :confused:

Also surely there is a gap above the headlight where the air comes through into the engine bay? :confused:

Agreed on the filter position though doesn't look ideal..

But no doubt cheap and a good showing off point ;)
 
haha that looks gash :eek:

i have the same engine in my car, i wouldnt fit that for money :p
 
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needs tidying up, but imo its a good setup compared to stock or naked filter. its basically a cda style setup using an unusual aluminium covered cone filter.

i'd like to know where the header tank is moved to?

i've made a few intakes very similar to this, but my filters always had a clear plastic casing (peanut jar) instead of aluminium. they always worked better than a naked k&n style setup so i would assume this will too.
 
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needs tidying up, but imo its a good setup compared to stock or naked filter. its basically a cda style setup using an unusual aluminium covered cone filter.

would be better if the silicone went further and the cda was more in the wing/nearer the headlight
 
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