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marcus123

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #10 on: 20 June 2004, 19:39 »
nice, easy conversion?

what bhp u pushing? ???

Offline so1o

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #11 on: 21 June 2004, 01:50 »
I have been told that its a fairly easy conversion but dont quote me on that.

I wish my car was running fine when the site had a rollong road day at amd but had a few little problems. I hope to have it up soon to get it tuned as its eating petrol like a b!tch.

marcus123

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #12 on: 21 June 2004, 09:47 »
nasty :(

do you reccomend the conversion then?
im looking for more power out of my 16valver :D

but then fraiser told me that you and him had a few races and he sed you couldnt keep up with his 16 valver? ???

golfvr6

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #13 on: 21 June 2004, 16:06 »
9A block is a straight swap for the KR block  ;)

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #14 on: 21 June 2004, 23:53 »
Just drill it, piece of piss to do and sounds nice. Optimal if you put an performance filter in there but still sounds nice with standard filter. Should take 10-15 mins tops.

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #15 on: 22 June 2004, 05:57 »
LMAO@Fraiser. He is older and wiser ;D so i thought id make an old man happy. TBH he did rinse me a couple of times, but since then i have had a new clutch and new linkage parts, i dont think he would come near me now.  :P

9a i have heard is a easy swap and well worth doing for easy extra power or even better as ive been told mines got a 1.8 16v top and 2.0 16v bottom end, will take some pics to confirm.

Can you take the box out completely and replace with a cone filter as long as you can get it to fit?

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #16 on: 22 June 2004, 14:48 »
cone filters would not b the best thing o use if u want a little more get up and go ur safer keepin ur airbox and usin the k&n flat panel filter as these do take in a cold air feed tho the cone type filter takes in a warm air feed and that would b no use at all the only thing u gain from addin one of them is some note. safer off wif flatt panel and a few hole`s as some mentioned about there inner wing being already cut all vws r like that jst pull away the black plastic box and theres ur hole there a thing about that if u want cut the vent from the vw transporter off the wing off it cut a bit outta ur wing and weld it in over that hole and that will supply ur filter with a cold air feed

VeeDubGTI16v

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #17 on: 22 June 2004, 17:10 »
you gotta keep the airbox on a 16v anyway because of the metering head ;)

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Re:Drilling airbox?
« Reply #18 on: 03 August 2004, 21:11 »
just done this mode to my 16v 1.9 190bhp motor. how nice does the engine sound now. this is a good and easy mod to do ur selves.

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