Cold Air Intake
Cold Air Intake
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layada

Original Poster:

112 posts

261 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Nosing round AlanNs website I noticed he had a v.groovy carbon/fibre cold air intake on his CanAM. Anyone know where it came from? - I'm assuming its not standard equipment.

Would like to obtain a similar one for my Spyder.

Adam

pb3

1,064 posts

275 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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If we have seen the same pictures, the intake box is most likely a Reverie Ltd product. Although I can not see it on there product offering on the web site currently. I know it was there earlier in the year and I talked to them about it and the sidepod scoops at the Autosport show in January.

Ok, just spotted it, try http://reverie.ltd.uk/shop/products.php?g1=973cc7&PHPSESSID=832f6653411cd0e76daa944fb99a39e3 (hold your breath when you look at the prices...

>> Edited by pb3 on Wednesday 22 June 16:13

layada

Original Poster:

112 posts

261 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Well found..

Nice bit of kit but hellfire... and thats munus the VAT also!

Dont want to appear a tightwad but is there a cheaper equivalnet out there?

mkoch1

486 posts

288 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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I made this one for my car





Never got around to making a mold or fabricating the other side. If someone has the desire or skill to finish the job I'll be more than happy to supply them with the one I already made.

mark

andygtt

8,345 posts

293 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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These scoops are great.

I originally approached reverie and had these designed for my car (they then put them into production) thus I would think they are great.
However they weighed about the same as the side grills and also had ducts inside to take the air to air filter etc....
Made a huge difference to the air temp feeding my carb on my canam.

the down side is they are very expensive.

eliot

11,995 posts

283 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Nice parts but expensive.
I suggested an alternate idea that's cheaper, using a "Carb Hat" thats used on forced induction setups.

thread is here:
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=20&h=&t=152028

AlanN

246 posts

285 months

Thursday 23rd June 2005
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Yep, mine's the Reverie stuff.

Yep, it's expensive , but IMHO you get what you pay for.

The inside of the Reverie side scoops (both of them) for example, are moulded into two ducted inlets so you can feed one to the airbox and one to an oilcooler, or whatever, for example.

Alan.

ps sorry for not replying to your email earlier than this Adam but my PC went pop and I'm only just back and sorted

>> Edited by AlanN on Thursday 23 June 00:02

ikom

109 posts

279 months

Thursday 23rd June 2005
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layada said:
Well found..

Nice bit of kit but hellfire... and thats munus the VAT also!

Dont want to appear a tightwad but is there a cheaper equivalnet out there?


These guys are a lot cheaper;

www.ramairbox.com/product.html



I was going to use them but now that I am using an LS1, I dont need this airbox.

layada

Original Poster:

112 posts

261 months

Thursday 23rd June 2005
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Thanks Ikom,

This looks like just the ticket and at great price.

Need to check the exact measurements as there is *no* spare height under the Spyders rear clip - even the 1/4 inch high retaing nut on top of the filter cover contacts with the top when closed!

AlanN

246 posts

285 months

Thursday 23rd June 2005
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