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Air duct from fog light to air muffler/rubber inlet tube

figmotoday

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On my 2012 RS SE5, I removed my air muffler/rubber inlet tubes running into the air filter. After testing, engine seemed louder, 2 miles less per gallon, & seemed like more heat on right leg and on my seat.

I figured out a way to run an air tube/duct from right air muffler/rubber inlet to right fog light opening. Bought a 1 1/4 shop vac hose, the end fit snug in the right rubber inlet. I cut the hose to 8.5" & tied it to frame. I ran the hose into the fog light opening & screwed the adapter on to the hose. It fit extremely snug. I took pictures of the step. Took for a long ride and noise and heat went away & seemed snappier @ higher RPMs. Also, seemed to get off line a little quicker. However, verdict is still out. Gonna watch performance, mileage, heat & take to great lakes dragaway strip to run 1/4 mile to see if I can beat my previous time of 14.2.


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Nicely done..!!

that should help.. Did a similar thing with turbo fans. 20140514_135935.jpg 20140509_133419.jpg little more involved. Wish I had seen yours sooner..congrats on job well done..:2thumbs:
 
Thanx Chupaca.i don't have the fans, those look helpful. I was wondering if I should tube the left side but may need to trim the inlet tube cuz it sets right next to coolant tank.


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