K & N induction kits - fitting to a 1.1 mk3.5

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K & N induction kits - fitting to a 1.1 mk3.5

Postby wyll_2k on Thu Oct 16, 2003 12:34 pm

does anyone know where there's a good place to get piping/tubing for a K & N 57i induction kit for a 1.1 mk3.5 fezzy? I ain't bought one yet, but would like to get one, as soon as i have the right parts to fit it all in! Thx 4 any help!
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Postby FezzR on Thu Oct 16, 2003 7:41 pm

good luck! will find it quite difficult and not worth ur time or money (they aint cheap)

much better just taking of warm air feed (best done in warm weather as if u do it when its cold it will struggle) and drilling the sides of the airbox
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Postby wyll_2k on Thu Oct 16, 2003 10:12 pm

problem solved, seen a universal induction kit made by Gmax for bout £25 so i'll get that. cheers all
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