Heat shield
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skiddusmarkus
Active Member
No brainer, do it.
Even if you just use a peice of cardboard it makes a massive difference to the heat getting to the filter.
This looks crap but who cares?Its only until its got the Z32 maf and 3" inlet pipe on when its remapped, then I have some alluminium sheeting to make the real one.Even when the engine bay is raosting its stone cold, I do have this feeding it cold air though:
I made it myself from fibre glass and some central heating bits 'n' bobs.Its not a perfect finish but it does a perfect job.
Even if you just use a peice of cardboard it makes a massive difference to the heat getting to the filter.
This looks crap but who cares?Its only until its got the Z32 maf and 3" inlet pipe on when its remapped, then I have some alluminium sheeting to make the real one.Even when the engine bay is raosting its stone cold, I do have this feeding it cold air though:
I made it myself from fibre glass and some central heating bits 'n' bobs.Its not a perfect finish but it does a perfect job.
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Braveheart
New Member
As mentioned, the cooler air feed you can supply the better. Cold air is densor and can produce more hores. You will find a chart of BHP relative to air feed temps if you google...
Here's my setup...
Here's my setup...
darkyGTI-R
New Member
Looks sweet and just the job!