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YOUR RESEARCHDone a few MODS today !
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Use two diagonal (of the three) hhr retaining screws
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The "dummy neck" screws into the top of the airbox using the two diagonal (of the three) HHR retaining screws.
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Hi all,
ive just done a few mods today to my c4s and very happy with the results.
Added a pair of gen. turbo s exhaust tips.
Fitted a gen. 997 airbox ,removed the resonator from inside,fitted it with a bmc filter,alloy stopper and the blue induction hose.
Sounds fantastic above 3k revs.
ill try and get some pics up.cheers mark
Looks very nice.
I had considered the 997 airbox mod, but decided as I don't see it (and when I do it would only make the rest of my car look old) that I would leave it.
Still looks nice.
Yes mate,
was a straight swap,looks much better [smoother lines and nice chrome badge] than org. airbox.
Make sure that you fit the 3.6 box as the 3.8 has an additional valve in it which may need blocking off and it also says 3.8 which is not right.cheers mark
The (cosmetic) alloy cap is supplied with the pipe and just friction fits in the neck of the HHR. As there is neither pressure inside nor out, it stays in place.
http://designtek.eu/PDF/coldair.pdf
The DesignTek kit does not include HHR deletion (as FabSpeed did).
FabSpeed kits included a screw in HHR dummy neck/sealing plug when eliminating the HHR. This seals the airbox and a red outer (cosmetic) cap is placed outside.
The "dummy neck" screws into the top of the airbox using the two diagonal (of the three) HHR retaining screws.
This is a DIY HHR neck dummy/sealing plug:
Hi
I really like the subtle modifications you've done - very important to retain the cars original character.
One question though - where did the red "S" come from - I've been thinking of doing the same for some time now.
Really like the airbox look, but not a massive fan of the red 'S'. To me, it's like a throwback to the days when everybody wanted a red ford badge!!
like the blue induction hose too! :thumb:
what was the cost of the kit from DT?
Hi there,
just took off the s and painted it red,just to be different seen a few of the us guys have theirs done so i copied.
I got a fantastic deal through ebay for the bmc filter,alloy stopper and the induction hose but i think they are about £150 for the lot.
It does sound awesome.cheers mark
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