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How have others stopped water from getting into their sequential scoop intakes??
I'm a bit worried about water getting through the filter and into the motor.
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have ya tried making like an aluminium cover to go around the filter? that may stop the water going into the filter, just an idea
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Madxh wrote: How have others stopped water from getting into their sequential scoop intakes??
I'm a bit worried about water getting through the filter and into the motor. Id have a small lip around the rear side of the sequential scoop, with about a 6mm hole at the back, so that water that comes in while driving while gravitate to the rear of the scoop, and run out the hose under the bonnet somewhere. As for when not driving, id have the scoop designed in a way so that there was no way for water to get in from directly above. If you already have the scoops but, i guess this doesnt help ya!
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where did you guys get you scoop from???
im am desperate for one,
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TRB-041 wrote: have ya tried making like an aluminium cover to go around the filter? that may stop the water going into the filter, just an idea
I'm using a pannel filter, the xh setup is the same as the eb, where air enters the top of the box and leaves through the bottom into the motor. SVO XR6 igot the scoop off another member who's XR was written off, good deal only $60.00, i have the details of the bloke who makes them, will e-mail them to you!
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SVO XR6 wrote: where did you guys get you scoop from???
im am desperate for one, i'd be interested in buying your scoops off ya johno if you get the sequential scoops...
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uglybob wrote: SVO XR6 wrote: where did you guys get you scoop from??? im am desperate for one, i'd be interested in buying your scoops off ya johno if you get the sequential scoops... You can get replica XR style bonnet vents from supercheap auto or maybe auto one, something like 14 dollars each. Might be worth a look. For that price you could even hack them up and get some body filler, and make them how ya want
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Madxh wrote: TRB-041 wrote: have ya tried making like an aluminium cover to go around the filter? that may stop the water going into the filter, just an idea I'm using a pannel filter, the xh setup is the same as the eb, where air enters the top of the box and leaves through the bottom into the motor. SVO XR6 igot the scoop off another member who's XR was written off, good deal only $60.00, i have the details of the bloke who makes them, will e-mail them to you! Might be an idea to get this guy to join up to the site. I know A LOT of people are interested in these, so if he wants some business, this would be he place to come to. Plus, its another member The only question is, do we get a spotters fee?
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Andrew J wrote: uglybob wrote: SVO XR6 wrote: where did you guys get you scoop from??? im am desperate for one, i'd be interested in buying your scoops off ya johno if you get the sequential scoops... You can get replica XR style bonnet vents from supercheap auto or maybe auto one, something like 14 dollars each. Might be worth a look. For that price you could even hack them up and get some body filler, and make them how ya want yeah - but i dont think you can quite get the EL scoops like what johno has...
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Madxh wrote: SVO XR6 igot the scoop off another member who's XR was written off, good deal only $60.00, i have the details of the bloke who makes them, will e-mail them to you! sweeeet as dude....HURRY!
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He is a member, or at least he use to be:
He also sells the modifyed boxes to suit the EF-EL series so that the sequential scoop actually works, not just for show His e-mail is: radek911@hotmail.com tell him MadXh sent ya
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For real vents check out www.ccs.com.au
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i gave that guy a email.
i think that link is wrong buddie.
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I wanted a set of those sequential scoops. Would be very cool.
www.ccs.com.au = some business site, no mention of sequetial bonnet scoops for an EF XR, just a lot of marketing mumbo jumbo.
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drazull wrote: I wanted a set of those sequential scoops. Would be very cool.
www.ccs.com.au = some business site, no mention of sequetial bonnet scoops for an EF XR, just a lot of marketing mumbo jumbo. OOPS Yeah sorry bout that, the real site for bonnet vents is http://www.canberracarstyling.com.au/index.php They do not sell the sequential scoops, just EF/EL xr scoops As for the sequential scoops and boxes radek911@hotmail.com Don't know why you wouldn't be able to get in contact with him!
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