Another AVO/Perrin Install

[Kodename47]

The edges where they connect to the TB and filter box do you mean? They won't matter at all as they are fitted over the existing connections and therefore aren't near the airflow inside.

I can't imagine these will really suffer any heat issues either as silicon is a brilliant insulator.

I wanted to keep the tube as I'm not going to get an exhaust (at least not yet) so quite like some noise in the cabin. I don't find it obtrusive and it's not a daily drive anyway.

[ap5512]

Did you have trouble putting the Perrin filter in? I just put my filter in last night but look a good bit of time for the box to close up. Also, can you see any part of the filter once the box is closed? I am asking because I can see a tiny bit of mine. The air box took a while to close because the edges of the Perrin filter are thicker than stock filters. Lemme know your thoughts. Thanks.

[gmookher]

makes for a great seal, 2-3 mm should be visible the whole way around

[deucethemoose]

Originally Posted by bigjake

perrins own silicone tube is much better

Interested to see the flow bench testing you had to perform or some sort of direct dyno testing you did on the two intakes back to back... or really any legitimate proof to back your claim short of your own non-professional subjective opinion.

[bigjake]

Originally Posted by deucethemoose

Interested to see the flow bench testing you had to perform or some sort of direct dyno testing you did on the two intakes back to back... or really any legitimate proof to back your claim short of your own non-professional subjective opinion.

i read it on the internet deucethemoose, and as we all now, if its on the internet it has to be true.