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[streetboy]

My Viper arrived this morning. I'm going to fit it this afternoon but need to know: - Where have you positioned your air intake: I'm guessing most people will have put theirs in the nearside air vent. Is this the best place? If so: - Have you secured it down in any way? Thanks fellas.

[SILVERSPEED]

You are correct - mine is sited at nearside air intake. Can't answer your other question as AMD fitted it - sorry. cheers

[streetboy]

How in fecks name do I secure the air intake to the side vent? There's no where to cable tie it to. I might have to drill a hole.

Edited by streetboy, 13 November 2003 - 04:25 PM.

[streetboy]

Well it's on. It took about 30 minutes to fit and an hour fumbing in the dark looking for somewhere to attach the cable ties to. I'm going out for a blast now to see how she feels.

[streetboy]

Well I didn't go very far but first impressions are good. Throttle response seems smoother and it sounds laaaaavely above 3000 revs.

[UKspeedster]

Sounds good John - have you got the standard exhaust or sports? I've had my Viper sitting in a box for a couple of weeks and must get around to fitting it on sometime... Maybe kill two birds with one stone and you can show me how it's done if I ever get around to making my way back up to B'ham Throttle response is exactly where I think it needs a bit more oomph so sounds perfect Any thoughts on getting a remap as well? cheers Nick

[Chuck]

Didn't think they were still selling them due to the sensor failing.

[Thorney]

Streetboy has an NA and NA's don't have AMM.

[Jase_MK]

cheers SB, took me about 45 minutes to fit this morning. Just been round the block and it sounds great above 3000rpm! Excellent! Car seems to pull a lot smoother as well. Can people outside hear the same roar that I can hear in the car? Wasn't too sure where to secure the inlet so it secured one zip tie to a hole near the bottom of the grill and another to that pipe at the top (don't know what it does - does anyone know what this pipe is for?). Anyway, seems pretty secure - here's a pic....

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[cheeky_chops]

cheers SB, took me about 45 minutes to fit this morning. Just been round the block and it sounds great above 3000rpm! Excellent! Car seems to pull a lot smoother as well. Can people outside hear the same roar that I can hear in the car?

Wasn't too sure where to secure the inlet so it secured one zip tie to a hole near the bottom of the grill and another to that pipe at the top (don't know what it does - does anyone know what this pipe is for?). Anyway, seems pretty secure - here's a pic....

Weel you certainly didnt waste any time fitting that!!