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Cone Filter Adapter for MK2f NZ/GT Engine (mpi)

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I will be making up a batch of these in the next couple of weeks, since I could never get hold of one for myself in the past without paying silly money for a relatively simple induction 'kit'.

Loses the airbox, allows you to put a cone filter on instead. Looks much tidier than the airbox!

Made from 2mm steel plate, with a 2.5" inlet. Basic but effective, comes as painted mild steel. Colour options are basically silver or satin black, I guess I could do other colours if you asked and paid a bit extra.

Price will be starting off at £10 posted as an introductory thing.

Pm me if you want one.

I'll stick up a couple of photos of the one I quickly made up for my MX5 when I get a second.

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yeah i'll go for that, look forward to seeing the pics

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Sweet, I'll get cracking this weekend on making a couple.

Couple of photos attached, was only a quick job I did (didn't even have the right size pipe, had to make a 4" smaller.. like 2.75" haha)

Simple but effective, beats having a plastic one too.

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Yes please bud! Pm me when you're making them. These need to exist.

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Haven't had a chance to get started on them yet, waiting on the 2.5" pipe still at the moment!

I'll take one as well.

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First 5 will be at £10 posted, price will increase following those.

what are you welding with ?

Interested in one as well.

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Mig welder, Clarke turbo mig of some description, why? And awesome, I'm picking up the pipe Friday so can get cracking finally.

i am right in saying this is from the carb?

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Goes on the mass air flow sensor. The gt/nz is an mpi engine.

sorry completely ignored the title

Ill have mine in black

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