Hot side inlets for a RHD car

speedychuck2 · 03-30-2017, 10:17 PM

Given that hot side inlets seem a much better Idea than trying to route inlets right around my block, I thought I'd get some. Then I realised there don't seem to be any kits for RHD cars.

I guess the same bastard steering column is in the way that ruined my day when I done the downpipes.

Does anybody make a kit for RHD or is it physically not possible?

xQx · 06-23-2017, 05:50 PM

Just to revive an old thread. I trust hotside inets are still not an option for RHD cars with stock turbos?

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speedychuck2 Private First Class 44 Rep 116 Posts Drives: '09 135i Manual Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Suffolk UK iTrader: (0) Garage List 2009 135i 6MT [0.00]	Hot side inlets for a RHD car Given that hot side inlets seem a much better Idea than trying to route inlets right around my block, I thought I'd get some. Then I realised there don't seem to be any kits for RHD cars. I guess the same bastard steering column is in the way that ruined my day when I done the downpipes. Does anybody make a kit for RHD or is it physically not possible? __________________ '09 AW N54 135i 6MT - CIC - Logic 7 HiFi - MHD Stage2+ 98 - Wagner Evo 1 Performance I/C - VRSF Intakes - STC downpipes - Berk Race Axleback - 550i Clutch - BMWP Mirrors / Diffuser / Grilles / Skirts / Y-Pipe - SSDD Spoiler 12.9sec 1/4 mile @ 112mph - Santa Pod
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xQx General 903 Rep 1,003 Posts Drives: 2008 BMW 135i (E88 N54 6AT) Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Sunshine Coast QLD Australia iTrader: (0)	Just to revive an old thread. I trust hotside inets are still not an option for RHD cars with stock turbos?
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