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I am considering removing the cover from the underside of the vent (under the bonnet) on the air intake side of the bonnet, to try and put colder air into the air filter. Has anyone else done this, or is this a stupid idea, and will probably end up damaging something, due to to much water getting in.

Advice kindly accepted.

Craig

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This won't in itself let cold air in. Look at the direction of the vents on the early cars. It's designed to extract air.

So run some sort of cold air feed and open the vent to allow a good flow of it past the filters.

Watch out for the filter getting wet in Scottish weather as well.

I have a blitz so not a problem.

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<< I am considering removing the cover from the underside of the vent (under the bonnet) on the air intake side of the bonnet, to try and put colder air into the air filter. Has anyone else done this, or is this a stupid idea, and will probably end up damaging something, due to to much water getting in.

Advice kindly accepted.

Craig >>

i have the backs removed from the vents and made like a tray to get the water flowing away from the filter

graham

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If you want to get more air onto your induction kit without getting water on it................Remove the rubber strip on the bonnet just where it sits above the Drivers Headlight.

This gives any extra supply of outside air to keep the air temp through the Induction kit lower.

Russell

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