Unconventional IS200 intake
Unconventional IS200 intake
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02-06-2018, 11:25 AM
I'll be sure to take lots of pictures from start to finish.
sprinter2012
02-06-2018, 11:25 AM #42Cheers for that Stoney! It's just as I thought, at some point they have started making the adapter flanges out of thinner material and not bothered to provide shorter bolts to compensate. Short bolts will be here tomorrow though, hopefully along with the rest of my induction parts, as I'm waiting for it all to arrive so I can change my spark plugs at the same time I'll be sure to take lots of pictures from start to finish.
02-06-2018, 11:25 AM
Regarding that kink at the back of the charger, you might want to look at running ducting rather than silicone tubing. I purchased some ducting which would be idea for this purpose. Its a single layer of blue silicone with wire coil underneath and a coating inside to smooth out the airflow. You can bend it in a U shape without any kinking at all.
02-06-2018, 01:49 PM
toxo I've never seen an Apexi mounting flange that thin before, or with those types of bolt. The bolts Stoney has are what you get with the Apexi kit. Is it an eBay special by any chance?
It was indeed from eBay, THIS is the exact one I bought.
Don't tell me I've bought a fake? :Shooting:
EDIT: Or could it just be that they are buying in the replacement filter kits for a reduced price, and then adding in their own cheapo adapters after?
Edited 14-07-2011, 11:26 PM by sprinter2012.
sprinter2012
02-06-2018, 01:49 PM #45toxo I've never seen an Apexi mounting flange that thin before, or with those types of bolt. The bolts Stoney has are what you get with the Apexi kit. Is it an eBay special by any chance?
It was indeed from eBay, THIS is the exact one I bought.
Don't tell me I've bought a fake? :Shooting:
EDIT: Or could it just be that they are buying in the replacement filter kits for a reduced price, and then adding in their own cheapo adapters after?
02-06-2018, 01:55 PM
sprinter2012 EDIT: Or could it just be that they are buying in the replacement filter kits for a reduced price, and then adding in their own cheapo adapters after?
Exactly that, 500-A021 is the Apexi part number for just the element, gasket and bolts. I'd wager that Stoney's adaptor has Apexi cast into it (like my induction kit does) and yours probably doesn't?
It's no big deal, they all do the same job.
sprinter2012 EDIT: Or could it just be that they are buying in the replacement filter kits for a reduced price, and then adding in their own cheapo adapters after?
Exactly that, 500-A021 is the Apexi part number for just the element, gasket and bolts. I'd wager that Stoney's adaptor has Apexi cast into it (like my induction kit does) and yours probably doesn't?
It's no big deal, they all do the same job.
02-06-2018, 02:00 PM
toxo Exactly that, 500-A021 is the Apexi part number for just the element, gasket and bolts. I'd wager that Stoney's adaptor has Apexi cast into it (like my induction kit does) and yours probably doesn't?
It's no big deal, they all do the same job.
Phew, panic over. Nope, no Apexi casting in mine. I know what you mean though, one side of the adapter has a flatted section with Apexi cast into it?
I'll let them know their fake adapters are a bit on the thin side...:wink: My short bolts were cheaper than a proper size flange would have been anyway, and as it's not going on an FI setup it's not worth messing about with.
Cheers for helping me get to the bottom of it :thumbup1:
sprinter2012
02-06-2018, 02:00 PM #47toxo Exactly that, 500-A021 is the Apexi part number for just the element, gasket and bolts. I'd wager that Stoney's adaptor has Apexi cast into it (like my induction kit does) and yours probably doesn't?
It's no big deal, they all do the same job.
Phew, panic over. Nope, no Apexi casting in mine. I know what you mean though, one side of the adapter has a flatted section with Apexi cast into it?
I'll let them know their fake adapters are a bit on the thin side...:wink: My short bolts were cheaper than a proper size flange would have been anyway, and as it's not going on an FI setup it's not worth messing about with.
Cheers for helping me get to the bottom of it :thumbup1:
03-06-2018, 05:39 AM
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ad: It was a tough call to make, but the Supercharged IS200 is being retired. ad:Digging in the depths of my memory, I think I remember buying the filter, and paying extra for the flange/adapter bit. Maybe £50-60 for the filter and £10-20 for the other bit. But pretty sure it says Apexi on it.
ad: It was a tough call to make, but the Supercharged IS200 is being retired. ad:
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