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Old 20-04-2004, 18:35   #1
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on the vRS front bumper there is the large honeycombe desgn in the middle and 2 smaller ones either side(these have a bar going horizontally across the middle).

is there any reason why the passanger side is solid(ie between the honeycombe it is solid-no holes)?
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Old 20-04-2004, 18:42   #2
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One is the air intake. ??
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The intercooler is on the side where the open one is. The air intake is behind the solid one.
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So if they were both open mesh? Would it then take in more air as it will be flowing through quicker.???

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Some members have just removed the panels on both sides, some have tried drilling out the mesh. I am sure someone will comment as I have left mine as is.
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I have drilled out the LHS lower grill as this is where the intake fed to my CAI is.

I've also put a grill in the RHS arch liner to hopefully increase the ir flow through the I/C. Nick did a "How to..." which is in the FAQ section somewhere.
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why arent both sides drilled out? is there a particular reason for the passenger side one being solid?
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No reason other than that it is unneeded to be completely open when the car is still standard. There is a small hole in there which is to allow the temperature sensor to sense the temperature .
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just looks kind of odd.

i guess there wouldnt be any real bennefits unless you had a cold air feed or would there?
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Let's see... removing all the plastic 'closings' would at least reduce the car's weight with 50mg. Got to be worth something .
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i meant for allowing cold air into the side with the airbox
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You could ditch the plastic grilles in favour of milotec inserts which have no restrictions - see below
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where did you get them from mate? price?

how do the standard ones come off?
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Standards just pull off from the middle
For what its worth i drilled mine!!

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cheers guys, i guess the milotec ones robably come from butts.

i dont want to break the standard ones. ill be carefull
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best was to get the grills out is put the bonnet up, and reach in behind the bumper, you can apply the force more evenly that way

I feel an order going to butts now

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tried emailing them for prices but no reply, was wanting the rear diffuser too. no reply from a few atempts
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Hi guys,

anyone know where I can get a chrome surround for the mesh grille?

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With Butts it is easier to ring them as they seem to check their e-mail every six months or so.
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