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Air Intake Pipe, NM35

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So this is my air intake pipe(or it would be if I removed mine) Can someone please explain to me where do all the connections go too??

Are they all necessary? IF I change the main black pipe to the right what else to I also have to attach to make it all work?

I know the AFM has to stay on the air box

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

 

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From left to right:
Resonance chamber
Crankcase vent pipe
BOV return pipe
You really want to change the silver bit, that’s the restriction. You don’t strictly need anything but the AFM but it’s there for a reason ;)

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OK, thanks for that John, but it leads to another question if I don't fit the crankcase vent pipe, what do I do with it?

Surely I cannot leave it not connected?

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Not an expert by any stretch but in my view... You’d have to block the take off on the intake, and fit a mini filter on the cam cover. Shouldn’t make a huge difference. Might lean things out a tiny bit as your plenum will see some unmetered air when it’s sucking but only off boost.

Question is, why would you not fit it?

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