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Old 01-10-02, 02:01 AM
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what am I suppose to do for intake?

I never see any kits for intake for RX7's, but I see every9one with just the open filter. But when you do this where does the air pump hose get hooked up to? I have a 88 N/A
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You can find a cone filter with two little holes to fit both hoses (I think HKS and Blitz had those a while ago), or you can simply buy a generic K&N cone and a little breather. Install the K&N right on the AFM, and the breather right on the inlet of the airpump....thats what I did...
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there is also a mini cone filter that connects to the air pump. they are about $10 - 20 very easy and no hoses. just the little filter. it looks kind of like the old crankcase filters on the old v8s
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Originally posted by tweaked
there is also a mini cone filter that connects to the air pump. they are about $10 - 20 very easy and no hoses. just the little filter. it looks kind of like the old crankcase filters on the old v8s
thats what I mean by "breather"

these things cost though....the double cone K&N costs 80 bucks, and the little breather set me back 40 bucks !!!
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get hks adapter from k2rd.com ($25)



and cone K&N filter of your choice ($40-50)

and you are set
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hell you can use a old v8 crankcase filter
thats all I did
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You can A) remove the airpump B) buy a small filter for the airpump hose C) buy one of those double-holed filters or D) ghetto rig it with some screen & a clamp Thats what I did since I will be taking off the airpump eventually.
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Or if you are lazy and you want to spend MORE money, then get the Bonez kit from www.rx7.com . I recommend the other route though.
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you just have to get the pipe part, and a cone intake. speed shop sells the pipe with the k&n cone on it for like $75.
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i went down to the local lawnmower shop and picked up a filter for a few bucks.i did have to tape 1 end shut,with a clamp around the other,so it looks a bit weird....but,wont bother me anymore,the ap is going for good
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