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steveww



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Interesting video. My 2.2 TDCi has the Nugget Stuff wing intake, K&N filter and Alive remap with a big intercooler. What I noticed the most when I installed the wing intake is a big improvement in throttle response. I'm sure there's more power too if I revved it out.

I notice that driving in heavy rain and spray that the air box does get some water in it, as it did with the standard intake. A drain in the air box is a requirement that the Alisport does not have; I'd be temped to drill my own.
Post #1011449 16th Oct 2023 3:53pm
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blackwolf



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A centrifugal precleaner is a better idea, but difficult if you want to keep the wing intake.
Post #1011460 16th Oct 2023 5:10pm
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NickMc



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BaronDefenders wrote:
I have a feeling it’s the same size as the factory airbox, however I have a silicone adapter so I can run 4” pipework to the wing.



Yeah it’s the wing ductwork that is the real squeeze, I have a VNT to go on mine and want to upgrade while it’s apart. I’m out of touch with who does what I I don’t read the LR “Mags” they’re just a big advert
Post #1011480 16th Oct 2023 7:31pm
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Naks



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steveww wrote:
Interesting video. My 2.2 TDCi has the Nugget Stuff wing intake, K&N filter and Alive remap with a big intercooler. What I noticed the most when I installed the wing intake is a big improvement in throttle response. I'm sure there's more power too if I revved it out...



Almost the same setup as yours: Nugget Stuff intake & airbox, BAS remap, and Alive intercooler, and I also experience much, much better throttle response. Thumbs Up --
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Post #1011507 17th Oct 2023 4:48am
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blackwolf



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I have a Nak large-bore RAI leading to a Nuggetstuff filter and the throttle response and 'liveliness' is streets ahead of the standard arrangement, and ahead of the traditional Mantec-style RAI.
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geobloke



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BaronDefenders wrote:
I expect they’ve tried to make an application for the widest market.


I have no doubt that is the case. They do look like they are standard size inlets. Still they are beautiful...
Post #1011519 17th Oct 2023 8:29am
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LET'S OFF-ROAD



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This is brilliant news, finally a decent alternative to the standard box as Nugget Stuff no longer make their alloy box.

I'll be ripping out my Nugget V3 as soon as the Allisport one arrives.
Post #1016079 22nd Nov 2023 9:16pm
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Ianh



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Nugget stuff don’t make anything any more as the owner (Wayne aka “Nugget” ) is now retired and closed the business.
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LET'S OFF-ROAD



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Well that's also good news because the V3 was not a well made item.

I received my Allisport airbox yesterday and it looks to be of high quality and a bargain at £340 compared to the Nugget Stuff box too.

The air filters to fit the Allisport box are also cheap to replace and a common item rather than only being able to get ones that fitted properly from Nugget for £60.
Post #1017606 6th Dec 2023 11:04am
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geobloke



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Defintitely need photos of your install Thumbs Up
Post #1017613 6th Dec 2023 11:34am
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John P



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Would like to see your install. Mine is on back order as there seems to be a huge demand for these. Hopefully will get mine in mid January.
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Dave S



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After reading this thread I ordered one of the air boxes for my 2012 2.2 Tdci Defender. It arrived yesterday and was fitted. On my first test drive I got about 500 yards down the road and my engine management light came on and the vehicle went into limp mode. Checked air flow sensor and tried again - same thing. The vehicle has an Alive remap and upgraded intercooler. Rang Allisport and was told that's never happened before and was given an email address for their tec department. I am awaiting a reply.
Post #1017758 8th Dec 2023 6:38am
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andy63



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What was the specific fault code generated and are their any other details on your air intake system.. Ie standard or raised
Post #1017765 8th Dec 2023 7:42am
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Dave S



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Andy

I've yet to get the Defender to a garage to have fault codes read but will let you know when I do. The air intake was standard.
Post #1017766 8th Dec 2023 7:48am
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andy63



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Cheers dave.. There was another thread a day or so ago about a mass air flow sensor fault.. It didn't involve the install of the system you have but equally odd..
No fault with air filter removed but a fault when it was installed.. .. I don't think any resolution to that has been posted yet..
Hope yours is quickly resolved.. Its a lovely looking air box👍
Post #1017771 8th Dec 2023 8:08am
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