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The standard airbox has a straight pipe on the.... (archive)
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Posted by John A on July 08, 2002 at 23:27:08:

In Reply to: Help,....Please post intake diagram or pic,...... posted by Josh 88 /// on July 08, 2002 at 18:28:27:

...inlet, same size as the pipe in the radiator support. The connector is a rubber bellows, similar to the bellows between the AFM and the plenum. The standard intake makes three 90 degree bends to the inlet at the rectangular opening in the front spoiler. The EVO airbox has a flange on the end...the pipe is larger than the pipe in the radiator support. The EVO intake is a straight tapered snorkel which fits inside the bumper. The "connector" for the EVO airbox is a foam ring that fits between the flange and the radiator support.
John
88 ///M3 Cinnabar

My "connector" from lower airbox to "radiator support" is missing. What should this look like? What's on the other side once it enters the area near the radiator? Without the "connector" in place, how can I tell if I've got the evo box? Considering I need to do something, how can I modify/remedy this situation prior to buying the evo upgrade? thx, Josh




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