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who makes the better cold air intake systems these days for ba xr8?
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| bundybloke |
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There aren't too many people makin' them, SS induction seam to have that market wrapped up. There was another doing a cheaper version
but SS are seeking legal action against them for breach of copyright. I've got a SS BA intake on my AU XR8 . Said it wouldn't fit, Ha I showed em!! Works a treat, Pacemaker Extrators and chipped, 800km out of a 80L tank of Premium on the hwy mostly at 110km/h (mostly mmmm). Pretty happy with that. |
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| phantomxr8 |
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I got the SS Inductions CAI and it works a treat and heaps better econ on the highway, bout 10L per 100ks
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| Gambit |
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{USERNAME} wrote: who makes the better cold air intake systems these days for ba xr8?
Try g&d. They seem to be getting great results. http://www.gdperformance.com.au/ |
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| znipa-x |
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when I was looking at cold air intakes for my EF all I could find was kits for bloody holdens, I ended up making my own out or 3" air seeder hose, from the airbox down across the front of the engine and through a hole cut into the plastic guard, poked it just out into the airflow to draw air directly from under the bumper, it worked a treat until I got to NSW and had to put it in for blue slip, now I just have an XR intake. that'll do until the shaker is fitted, sometime before I die.
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| bundybloke |
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silly bugger you shouldn't have moved to nsw
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| fordzatmyplace |
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are there any cold air inductions for the early e-series?
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| Vic |
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Just buy the AU XR8 snorkels for $35.
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| One Drone |
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To answer your question fordzatmyplace there is, SS Inductions. However they are fairly expensive.
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| Vic |
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SS Induction intakes can cost $200+. I know that Aunger make them too ( I did have an Aunger one initially but it was replaced by the SS Induction intake due to rubbing against the power steering pulley from a bad fit ).
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| fordzatmyplace |
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{USERNAME} wrote: To answer your question fordzatmyplace there is, SS Inductions. However they are fairly expensive.
when ever i go to the ss inductions site they only have stuff for BA's and AU's  need more EA-ED stuff
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