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Old 11-09-2006, 03:02 PM
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Hi guys , this is an one easy way to build yourself a cold air in take for your Classic Revival.
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One tip make sure that the front wheel doesnt fowl on full lock or when the wheel is at full bump.
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Looks good.

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Nice work.

Did you make the duct yourself?

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What type of filter are you using in the duct?
See attached pic our cold air intake through the scoop.
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See attached pic our cold air intake through the scoop.
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Just something to note: The bonnet scoop will not flow enough air for forced induction so the brake duct might even starve a N/A engine.

Just some info that I learned the hard way.

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Slow427,

Wish I saw those before I bought my brake cooling ducts

Craig is probably right . You wil be OK if you are using one from each side though.

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Phil im using 100 mm ID hose and both in takes are being used.
They should flow very well.
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