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Old 04-21-08, 09:20 AM
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Exclamation M2 / SR Motorsport Airbox

For those running this setup I've got 2 quick questions:

1) Where exactly is it drawing 'cold' air from? I see two openings being the bottom and on the left hand side.

2) Replacement K&N filter size is?
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M2

I have the M2 Box and yes it draws air from the bottom
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Yep. Draws from alongside the radiator.

As for the K&N #, search as its been posted here a bunch of times. I don't have the part number handy.
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So would it be necessary to cut that lining that runs down the side of radiator in order to draw more air in?
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depends on the radiator. I had to cut the lining on my mazda comp radiator.
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some part numbers
RU-0820
RB-0720
RD-0720
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Originally Posted by kota2240
some part numbers
RU-0820
RB-0720
RD-0720
So basically 2 of the above are for the actual airbox itself and the last would be for the airpump?
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no just some numbers i found that others used.

http://www.pettitracing.com/rx7/index_intake.htm
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i suggest getting filters that are smaller in diameter because it's a tight fit in there.

i have the recommended filters and as you can see it's a squeeze, i had to put a dent in the lower filter to fit the top filter, and even still the top filter presses against the lid



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I like the clear cover. Plexi?
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