Thanks for all the welcomes

[Bosauvage]

Thank you for your warm welcomes, and your prompt replies, i was asked "what am doing to the pug 206gti"? to answer that is to probably make the car run more efficiently.My rally days are over am afraid all i need now is to locate those items mentioned in your "Air intake fix", bare in mind the last time i really tinkered with cars was on my Renault Dauphine back in 68 thats AD not BC:toung: ok so if you point me to a general or specific parts or kit to purchase
would be much appreciated

Cheers

Quote: Confiusus said" Virgines like balloons....One prick all gone"

 

[jarrus]

lol

there aint a kit for it chap it's a diy job so yo got to find some suitable pipe work an fittings yourself,

 

[obi_waynne]

Plumbers merchants usually yield suitable parts and fixings. You just need to be inventive and take your time planning it carefully. A lot of people mock up intakes with cardboard to get an idea on space etc (Don't run the engine with a cardboard intake though as it will compress!)

 

[pgarner]

coke bottles etc can be used as well to mock something up before getting it made up properly.

 

[jarrus]

plumber merchants would be a good idea, pvc is an ideal intake material as it is smooth and it doesn't corrode, plus it is cheap..