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hey guys.

well what a christmas from the cops i got a defect notice YAY!!! anyway i need to find an aftermarket airbox to put in so the POD filter is fully enclosed. Can someone give me an idea where i can get one reasonably cheap within the next 2 weeks?

any help greatly appreciated.

john

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An aftermarket air box can be hard to come across. A stock one would be much easier to find. Maybe you could muck around with the stock one and modify it to enclose the pod...

But if its only just to clear your defect with the cops, just install the stock airbox temporarily. Once ya get rid of your defect, chuck the pod back on.

An aftermarket air box can be hard to come across. A stock one would be much easier to find. Maybe you could muck around with the stock one and modify it to enclose the pod...

But if its only just to clear your defect with the cops, just install the stock airbox temporarily. Once ya get rid of your defect, chuck the pod back on.

yeah it kind of sucks. they gave me 14 days to get stuff cleared its just a bad time of year for it with a lot of places being closed for the majority of the 2 weeks.

thankfully one of my mates still has his stock box that i can use to get it passed for now.

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