Hi guys. I just got CAI. Just have a look if i did good. I am a bit woried i couldnt put the pipe more out couse of the cooler pipe. Just tell me if it will work this way.The flexy pipe i got from Supercheap auto.Its from MONZA.

Not really as good as if it had a bend on the end to scoop the air. Get a little piece of plumbing corner pipe stuff from bunnings and whack it on the end of that pipe and youre golden.

I know but i cant put it through.Look at the foto.Das anyone had the same problem?






Not really as good as if it had a bend on the end to scoop the air. Get a little piece of plumbing corner pipe stuff from bunnings and whack it on the end of that pipe and youre golden.

yeah this is a problem

U need to cut bit of that plastic off to enable the pipe to continue down and towards the front. Cut little first so u don't cut too much first go. Desgin your cut so that the pipe will rest on it. Is the pipe smooth inside or ribbled like the outside is?

Beautiful color - adds 2 kW!


I know but i cant put it through.Look at the foto.Das anyone had the same problem?

It's ribbed, I got the exact same pipe, even the red, which was a mistake. Mine fit perfectly, only needed to snap off fan wire clip. IDK why yours doesn't go further. Mine joins into the bottom of the stock CAI with a bracket. It's posted here http://www.aussiemagna.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37867&page=2&highlight=cai

just cut the stupid bit of plastic out of the way. I did.

Then eventually it fell off anyway because I have a tendency to drive too fast into car parking spots and mount the gutter a little.

Thanks.I see what i can do.

personally thats pretty much how mine is, so i doubt you will notice anything extra through trying to ram air into the ribbed piping... i believe they work more on the isolation on the colder air from down near the front bar.

i'm not sure if its mentioned yet, (in other threads or whatever), but if you have a manual, you can keep the stock intake pipe, n plumb the hose into the bottom of the front part of the airbox, before the air filter...

also, (just a suggestion), maybe just cable tie a lil peice of fly wire over the end so u dont scoop/suck up crap off the road

can i post my cold air intake here!:D
ive been tryin to find somewhere to post cos i just love it cause it was custom made!
so anyways il show it off here:)
might help some ppl to give ppl ideas if they decide to make one themselves
my mate made this for me,so yeah but he studied making one b4 building it just if any1 wanted to know:D
http://file007.bebo.com/large/2006/03/20/07/18570819a444561280b343609082l.jpg
http://file007.bebo.com/large/2006/03/20/07/18570819a444561168b853062405l.jpg
oh btw my filter has a kn cover on it,i just took it off for this photo cos it looks so cool,and that stupid stock batery is gone so no body diss me bout it!

I call that a Squirrel Catcher.
U mean like mozzie screen stuff? Very restrictive. Better use thin wire/gauge metal mesh instead. Might be difficult to find, but some office paper bins are made of wire :)


maybe just cable tie a lil peice of fly wire over the end so u dont coop/suck up crap off the road

Just a quick question about CAI's.

A mate and I did a similar thing to his EF Falcon - replaced the air box with a K&N Pod Filter and directed a pipe from the front bumper opening onto the pod. It felt a bit more punchy but after a few minutes the car started to randomly stall. The only thing i could think of was that the factory air flow meter didn't know why there was suddenly a massive increase in air flow and just shut the car down. Was just wondering, when you attach a CAI, do you need to remap the factory CPU?

hey just noticed tonystemagna. with the custom piping to the frontbar. i was wondering does it make any difference in using the oval pod instead of the round pod in this application and also about pod sizes. does it make any difference