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AJPMIKE

Original Airbox/induction Set Up

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AJPMIKE

I'd like to return my car back to tits std induction system,the previous owner having fitted a k&n set up. I have got a collection of original hoses along with the original filter housing,but would love to see how it all assembles before i try to put it all together.I've seen plenty of pics of engine bays with original systems,so the pipework sequence is not a problem,but i'm not sure what brackets i should have or where they are fitted in order to assemble it all :lol: Ive searched the archives but can only find pics of some bits,and one of my brackets looks a little different to the only similar one ive seen!! Any help,especially pics,would be really appreciated.Cheers,Mike

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omega
I'd like to return my car back to tits .Cheers,Mike

 

me to mate sometimes :lol::)

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AJPMIKE
me to mate sometimes :lol::)

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Atari Boy

I dismantled mine not too long ago but my memory is not great.

As I remember, one bracket fits to the back of the head and the exhaust manifold, there are three bolts - one on the head and two on the manifold I think. There is another bracket that holds the AFM and from memory, it fixes to the battery tray.

Sorry, I obviously did not remember as much as I thought.

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pug_ham

Punctuatuion please!!

 

Makes your post much easier to read & might generate more replies with help.

 

The bracket for the airbox has one from the opening end off the two studs down to the exhaust manifold & the other end directly to the head.

 

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The other brackets are for the AFM / Battery tray area.

 

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Graham.

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