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maylander739
PostPosted: Sun May 20, 2007 9:32 pm 
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Things you need:

Stainless Steel Mandrel Bends
1x 45 Degree Mandrel Bend (2.5" Diameter)
1x 90 Degree Mandrel Bend (2.5" Diameter)

Both can be brought from here:

http://www.dynoflow.co.uk/bends.html

Silicon Couplers
For the authentic Stephens intake you'll need to buy from this place:

http://www.performancesiliconehoses.com/

You'll need:

3x 63mm Couplers (Any colour you like!)

Air filters
A breather filter is need on the rocker cover, and an air filter is needed.

Hose clips
To attach all the hoses and metal pipes you'll need some hose clips. DO NOT GET STEEL ONES. You'll need either stainless steel or some other metal that doesnt' rust.

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Attach all the pipes and couplers together as shown in the diagram. Make sure the hose clips are tight, but not too tight. Fit the air sensor to the induction tubing and the air filter you have chosen.

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Make sure there is gap between the metal parts just incase they rub, small risk I know

This this induction intake is a lot stiffer than the standard one, so make a bracket that will fix onto the engine bay somewhere (engine or gearbox or something that won't move with respects to the intake when the car is running and vibrating).

I use a K&N air filter. Using the bracket they supplied I had a professional car enthusiast (Stuartspel) bend the bracket to hold it onto the gearbox mount (on the crossmember).

Once the main part is fitted, fix the breather filter to the rocker cover.

Thats about it, all is left to do is fire her up and take her for a drive. Since its a very stiff intake, just make sure it doesn't move around, and keep and eye on it for a little while.

Cheers.

Matt

P.S. If it all goes wrong, it isn't my fault!

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parvez
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PostPosted: Sun May 20, 2007 9:42 pm 
Nice one Matt :thumbright:

I guess cable ties to stop it moving around? Or is there a better method?

Have u noticed any performance/sound improvement yet?

Should be making myself one :D Hopefull with a Aprio closed air filter

You gonna whack on a CAF too?


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maylander739
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will have a CAF at some point

use a metal bracket to hold it in place, it'll weigh too much for cable ties

you want the bracket attached to the engine or gearbox (not the engine bay)

it doens't hesitate at higher speeds now, before it did due to the cracks in the old one

its a little quieter than before (which is good as i'm gonna have a louder exhaust on soon etc), but its sounds a lot sportier

i'm well chuffed with it.

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Murray
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thanks mate, this is what i was waiting for so i can read up on it :wink:

i take it 63mm is the diamteter of the MAF sensor box thingy?

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Looks sweet mate... nice 1,


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Where did you rehouse the temp sensor?


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maylander739
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silicon is too bendable, so difficult to use with couplers.

it is a 45 degree bend yes, but indeed it looks like 135 (it is bent my 45 degrees)

air temp was rehoused in the air filter, as its a K&N for the 323F there is a special hole there

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maylander739 wrote:
silicon is too bendable, so difficult to use with couplers.

it is a 45 degree bend yes, but indeed it looks like 135 (it is bent my 45 degrees)

air temp was rehoused in the air filter, as its a K&N for the 323F there is a special hole there


Cheers mate.

I've got a universal filter with CAF sat here waiting to go on. Im going to order some of these pipes and hoses to hook it up, but can anyone suggest how i should re house the temp sensor? (just checked and i have no special hole lol...)

This is the only thing stopping me getting this all ordered and hooked up.


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drill a hole in the pipe, or in the silicone couplers, which would be easier :thumbleft:


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im gonna give this a go, but im looking for couplers that dont have branding on, soon as i find some il send you the pics,

thanks for you help


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maylander739
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viper didn't have any in blue when i wanted them

they place i used was spot on, and i quite like the logo, you could turn them around yes

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stevo_b wrote:
drill a hole in the pipe, or in the silicone couplers, which would be easier :thumbleft:


Cool. Where's my drill.... ;)


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am i the first to copy?

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still having some teething problems though, main one being when i start the engine it goes off again after about three seconds :colors: :colors: :colors:

i think it has something to do with this:

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what did you do with yours?

thanks for all your help too maylander, i appreciate it


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parvez
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Nice one Habs :thumbright:


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Mate - that pipe is the Idle Air Intake, it needs to suck air in that comes through the MAF, I drilled a hole in my induction pipe and fitted a feed from the hole to the pipe & used the other exit on the pipe for my Air Intake Temperature sensor.

Hope my edited pic helps.

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maylander739
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as i don't have one of those, i can't really help,

but your engine might be cutting out if you haven't connected the air sensor wire into the air sensor

cheers

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what do you mean you don't like his couplers? whats wrong with them?

and habs looks like he has a crossover pre/post ford (like stus)

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nice to see the intake taking off, i've just had confirmation from one of the top club members saying he's just ordered his parts :D

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I have a bottom pipe coming off my intake, have you?

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A poor photo - but a photo non the less........

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Proof for Matt that I do indeed copy other peoples excellant ideas :thumbleft:

Now she's had her test run - I'll be tidying up all the clips.......

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maylander739 wrote:
nice to see the intake taking off, i've just had confirmation from one of the top club members saying he's just ordered his parts :D


Who's that then?

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:lol:

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Have these made any difference to performance?i remember ezee gee saying his F picked up better with his intake.looking good guys.cheers


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deep2005 wrote:
Have these made any difference to performance?i remember ezee gee saying his F picked up better with his intake.looking good guys.cheers


Like I said - Maisey feels to have 'crisper' acceleration.......

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ordred my parts today as my CDA has arrived also so hopefully next week ill have mine done also :thumbright:

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CDA! Posh git! LMAO :D:D

Went for an Apiro with CAF in the end, looks nice and from what i've gathered on here they sound good and perform well too.

Just waiting for my couplers and clips from PSH, will post pics when it's fitted ;)


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Ordered my parts this morning was told I will have couplers tomorrow and pipes by wednesday good service.


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Mas_life wrote:
CDA! Posh git! LMAO :D:D

Went for an Apiro with CAF in the end, looks nice and from what i've gathered on here they sound good and perform well too.

Just waiting for my couplers and clips from PSH, will post pics when it's fitted ;)


someone else get the same kit as moi?


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M1tch wrote:
Mas_life wrote:
CDA! Posh git! LMAO :D:D

Went for an Apiro with CAF in the end, looks nice and from what i've gathered on here they sound good and perform well too.

Just waiting for my couplers and clips from PSH, will post pics when it's fitted ;)


someone else get the same kit as moi?


Might have done, different colour tho :cyclopsani:

Rich what was the waiting time on black couplers? Ordered them last wednesday, hoping for them this week :bounce:


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Lol they just arrived ;)


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