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Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171 |
HI all
I am about to cut a hole in my wing.....................as I have gone from a V8 to a 300tdi Can anyone supply the dimensions of where the air intake is that is on the side of the wing for a TDI. I have all of the bits but would like some guidance on hacking my wing. My other option (#2) is the get a snow cowl and pull the air intake from the top of the wing where the heater pulls its fresh air Thoughts on option #2? Thanks Tim Series II in pieces 1984 Defender 110 (3.5l V8 now 300TDI) |
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20th Sep 2014 10:29pm |
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Anderzander Member Since: 08 Feb 2011 Location: Lancashire Posts: 1000 |
I'm not sure what your sheet metal work is like ? But it's not just a hole - it has a recesses flange that holds the mounting points and is pressed into sheet.
It may be worth buying a new outer wing like this one ? http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&...1426699377 On the snow cowl : I would think the CSA would be too small and the airflow would be too restrictive for the engine. Another option would be a snorkel through the wing top ? |
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21st Sep 2014 6:20am |
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defender4 Member Since: 22 Jun 2011 Location: South East London Posts: 411 |
Re: option 2 and cutting holes in wings this might help
http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic30330....air+intake Rob |
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21st Sep 2014 7:48am |
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Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171 |
Anderzane. Thanks. I think cost shipping to Canada is going to kill this option
Rob. I did see that option from Zedefender. i considered this option and am still on the fence I dry fitted everything yesterday and it looks like it might work better than I originally though. Just need to cut that hole (and recess the sides.....) Tim Series II in pieces 1984 Defender 110 (3.5l V8 now 300TDI) |
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21st Sep 2014 12:34pm |
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