Raceland induction kit fitting

1. Junaid Established Member Joined: May 2009 pboro Posts: 1442 Saxo 1.4 furio Now Saxo 1.6 VTR

   #1 14th November 2009, 15:15

   any1 know how to fit the raceland induction kit as i've heard alot of people saying it doesnt fit with the standard brackets etc
   
   or are there any guides on here?
2. readie Established Member Joined: Oct 2008 leeds Posts: 2430 05' Clio 182

   #2 14th November 2009, 17:01

   i used two L shaped brackets to fit them to the slam pannel using some oles that were there then bolted the brackets to the hood inlet (some people mount the brackets to the first bolts(the bits that hold the top and bottom together)) hope this helps
   
   http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=118619
3. Junaid Established Member Joined: May 2009 pboro Posts: 1442 Saxo 1.4 furio Now Saxo 1.6 VTR

   #3 14th November 2009, 18:47

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by readie i used two L shaped brackets to fit them to the slam pannel using some oles that were there then bolted the brackets to the hood inlet (some people mount the brackets to the first bolts(the bits that hold the top and bottom together)) hope this helps http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=118619

   ye kinda lool
   do you think you can get me some pics mate?
4. wigansaxo Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Apr 2008 wigan Posts: 3787 citroen saxo 1.1 forte(sold) sierra sapphire 1.8 v

   #4 16th November 2009, 02:21

   get some speaker brackets from halfords, screw then into the side of the scoop with self tappers, then to the slam pannle, i will have a look if i have any pics of my old sax
5. Sparco_Tom Saxperience Addict Joined: Jan 2007 Aylesbury, Bucks Posts: 12836 Yeaaahh Fiesta

   #5 16th November 2009, 14:10

   just sit it onto of the rad, nodody i know have had to use brackets etc
6. Junaid Established Member Joined: May 2009 pboro Posts: 1442 Saxo 1.4 furio Now Saxo 1.6 VTR

   #6 16th November 2009, 19:23

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by wigansaxo get some speaker brackets from halfords, screw then into the side of the scoop with self tappers, then to the slam pannle, i will have a look if i have any pics of my old sax

   thankz mate
7. Junaid Established Member Joined: May 2009 pboro Posts: 1442 Saxo 1.4 furio Now Saxo 1.6 VTR

   #7 16th November 2009, 19:23

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by Sparco_Tom just sit it onto of the rad, nodody i know have had to use brackets etc

   well when i recieve it, ill give it a go if it aint sitting proply im going to have to buy brackets
8. shinner_vtr Regular Poster Joined: Feb 2009 derbyshire Posts: 327 206 hdi d turbo

   #8 16th November 2009, 22:32

   mines bolted to the side of the engine with a L bracket and rubber mounted on slam panel to allow it to move when the engine does
9. wigansaxo Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Apr 2008 wigan Posts: 3787 citroen saxo 1.1 forte(sold) sierra sapphire 1.8 v

   #9 17th November 2009, 13:28

   pics of my raceland on my old sax, i really wouldnt advise just resting it on the rad, i kno someone thjat did that and it melted and warped a bit, wasnt really a big problem but because it wasnt held in place it slipped and caught fire on the manifold,
   
   
   
   think these are home made bracets but there the same as halfords ones, and i use halfords ones on other peoples cars
   
   

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10. Junaid Established Member Joined: May 2009 pboro Posts: 1442 Saxo 1.4 furio Now Saxo 1.6 VTR

    #10 17th November 2009, 18:25

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by wigansaxo pics of my raceland on my old sax, i really wouldnt advise just resting it on the rad, i kno someone thjat did that and it melted and warped a bit, wasnt really a big problem but because it wasnt held in place it slipped and caught fire on the manifold, think these are home made bracets but there the same as halfords ones, and i use halfords ones on other peoples cars

    cheerz mate
11. wigansaxo Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Apr 2008 wigan Posts: 3787 citroen saxo 1.1 forte(sold) sierra sapphire 1.8 v

    #11 17th November 2009, 18:44

    no problem
12. Davey_P Infrequent Poster Joined: Jun 2008 Camberley Posts: 119 Pug 106 GTI

    #12 23rd November 2009, 12:28

    I used the same brackets from halford worked a treat for me
13. user_38425 Established Member Joined: Oct 2009 Angus, Scotland Posts: 1061 Mk2 Two-Tone VTR

    #13 23rd November 2009, 12:39

    how much were the brackets?
14. Davey_P Infrequent Poster Joined: Jun 2008 Camberley Posts: 119 Pug 106 GTI

    #14 23rd November 2009, 16:33

    I think they were about £4 which is Alot for two little brackets buy needs must I guess lol
15. user_38425 Established Member Joined: Oct 2009 Angus, Scotland Posts: 1061 Mk2 Two-Tone VTR

    #15 23rd November 2009, 17:46

    yeah but i guess its better than the casing melting
    
    ill have to pick up a couple next time im there
16. Oo_ben_oO Infrequent Poster Joined: Nov 2007 i live closer than you think Posts: 140 i Own a Saxo vts 130bhp

    #16 25th November 2009, 15:14

    this is mine i had to use some spare brackets as the original one didn't fit.
    
    
    
    
17. planetrover Regular Poster Joined: Oct 2009 leicester Posts: 390 saxo furio vtr lookalike

    #17 25th November 2009, 15:49

    might be ordering one of these very soon
18. Junaid Established Member Joined: May 2009 pboro Posts: 1442 Saxo 1.4 furio Now Saxo 1.6 VTR

    #18 25th November 2009, 21:30

    mine
    No spear brackets
    
    
19. krisroebuck Frequent Poster Joined: Feb 2009 doncaster Posts: 535 SAXO VT?

    #19 16th February 2010, 09:52

    urs just sat on top of rad there mate?
20. Ben_L Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Feb 2005 Billericay, Essex (England) Posts: 6774 1.1.1i, 2.Mk2 VTR 3.Astra SRI 150

    #20 4th May 2010, 13:52

    Does anybody know what size pipe you need for the oil breatehr pipe. mines currently putting too much stress on the original plastic one and its leaking a little bit.
    
    also where can i get some fmo.
    
    cheers