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    Pipercross Viper

    Anyone here use or had any experiences with the Pipercross Viper induction kit? Much improvement over stock?

    Also, where can i get one in Aust? or will i have to import?

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    from the distributors page

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    4 Frazer Street
    Lakemba
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    Australia 2195
    Tel: 6129 758 1966
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    www.fabre.co.au

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    Mike Glew used to have one before he sold is Barina. He said it was pretty good... but be prepared to pay $550+ for it!

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by PaulTheBall
    Mike Glew used to have one before he sold is Barina. He said it was pretty good... but be prepared to pay $550+ for it!
    hehe and i was the one who brought it off him ... and it was a bargain too!!!

    here's photo of what it looks like
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    Ive got the BMC CDA instead, works just as well, you can really hear it sucking away
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    Hey sunny, looks good. Click here to enlarge Where is the intake? behind the grill? Whats the performance like?

    I dont think the BMC CDA would fit in a Barina...
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    behind the grille ... performance ... better rev range .. a bit more responsive ... sound throatier

    jass: sucking noise is not really noticeable ... unless u turned off stereo and minimal traffice but the sound is minimal
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    Yeah, BMC will not fit in a barina. Went down that path before Click here to enlarge

    RAID MaxFlow might fit with a bit of effort.

    Pipercross fits but the intake pipe will be a bit convoluted I think.

    Other options for an enclosed intake are: Green Cotton twister and dynatwist, or a Taipan if you can find one.

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    Remember thought there is two sizes for the BMC CDA 85 -150 which is for cars like the astra, or you can get the smaller one 75 -150 which might fit in the corsa
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    I think the smaller size BMC is only marginally shorter. The main problem I had fitting it in a Barina was that it was just too long tip-to-tip to get between the air flow meter and the headlight assembly. And that is before connecting an input hose to it, which adds another 5 or 10cm to bend it around towards the grill.

    It *may* be possible to work it all out but it is gonna be tricky.

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