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The R32 GTR stock air box always wondered me as the air intake is hidden and the R33 and R34 GTR's had the air vent sitting on top of half the radiator...

So the R32 air intake must, still get a bit of air in yeah...

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Really?

The R32 GTR stock air box always wondered me as the air intake is hidden and the R33 and R34 GTR's had the air vent sitting on top of half the radiator...

So the R32 air intake must, still get a bit of air in yeah...

R32 i know is around 330rwkw give/take - but ye, the later airboxes are a bit better - R34 and late R33 will do 400

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Dont forget the later (Series 3) airboxes have the extra intake from the guard!

As far as i was aware that bit that went into the guard doesnt go anywhere.

A mate, who does post on here said when he removed his from his S3 R33 GTR, the other end isnt open. More like some sort of baffle. No air drawn at all.

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As far as i was aware that bit that went into the guard doesnt go anywhere.

A mate, who does post on here said when he removed his from his S3 R33 GTR, the other end isnt open. More like some sort of baffle. No air drawn at all.

It definately draw's air if you remove the blocking piece of plastic :banana:

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