Drivetrain Mini Cooper Green Twister Intake Group Buy!! Open till July
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>>Since we are at the number of people needed to get the best price, can the intake be purchased/shipped soon? just curious, I'm kind of anxious.
If people are anxious to get the intake, they can contact me regarding shipping now if they do not wish to wait for the test results, or the dyno numbers. If that is the case e-mail me at mini@thepilo.com with your full details (real name, address, phone) so we can get you going.
If people are anxious to get the intake, they can contact me regarding shipping now if they do not wish to wait for the test results, or the dyno numbers. If that is the case e-mail me at mini@thepilo.com with your full details (real name, address, phone) so we can get you going.
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>>Pilo,
>> Can you get me a size? Is there any reson I couldnt use this on a Cooper S?
I don't know, but look here - it's probably the smaller of the two listed near the bottom of the page.
I've also been wondering why we can't get these in the other colors - do a "search by car" here and you'll see they come in silver, red, blue, carbon look, crystal and clear!
>> Can you get me a size? Is there any reson I couldnt use this on a Cooper S?
I don't know, but look here - it's probably the smaller of the two listed near the bottom of the page.
I've also been wondering why we can't get these in the other colors - do a "search by car" here and you'll see they come in silver, red, blue, carbon look, crystal and clear!
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Some Intakes have gone out for people that have paid. If you are a definate, and would like to get your Intake soon, I must Know by Monday at 12 Noon... After that I will be Gone for the rest of the week, and on my way to the Dominican Republic for some much needed relaxing!
Here is the list as I have it
Group Buy Participants: 13 People
emobob
Miniphyter808
bob421
retroom
asodestrom
jivanivan
greg67
bluecooper - Welcome to MCO
kbseto
noleski04 - Welcome to MCO
Liam - Welcome to MCO
Meenee.Coopah
ARitz - Here as it fit's the CVT
Pending Questions: 3 People
HARMINI
nfo
MINIsota
Mabye: 2 Person
Yeagy
SEast
Here is the list as I have it
Group Buy Participants: 13 People
emobob
Miniphyter808
bob421
retroom
asodestrom
jivanivan
greg67
bluecooper - Welcome to MCO
kbseto
noleski04 - Welcome to MCO
Liam - Welcome to MCO
Meenee.Coopah
ARitz - Here as it fit's the CVT
Pending Questions: 3 People
HARMINI
nfo
MINIsota
Mabye: 2 Person
Yeagy
SEast
#63
Oh Yea.. Here are the instructions in english...
1. remove and set aside the "air box" as well as the fresh air scoop. (image A)
2. Disconnect the electrical connection and the tubing "A" from the "air box (air filter box??)." (image A)
3. Connect the Twister filter to the original tubing with the help of the provided sleeve. (Image B)
4. Position the Twister, equiped with its collar and mounting foot on the original "air box" moiunt. (image B)
5. Mount the Twister with he provided screws.
6. Attach the air duct to the Twister et then position it on the fresh air scoop so that it will carriy the fresh air to the filter. (image B)
7. Position and mount the electrical connection and the air duct with the provided plasitc collars.
8. Position the twister so that it wont touch ANY machanical unit (moving parts).
NOTE: make sure that the tubing is correctly placed so that the air passage is unobstructed, making sure it has a clear path to travel to the filter.
1. remove and set aside the "air box" as well as the fresh air scoop. (image A)
2. Disconnect the electrical connection and the tubing "A" from the "air box (air filter box??)." (image A)
3. Connect the Twister filter to the original tubing with the help of the provided sleeve. (Image B)
4. Position the Twister, equiped with its collar and mounting foot on the original "air box" moiunt. (image B)
5. Mount the Twister with he provided screws.
6. Attach the air duct to the Twister et then position it on the fresh air scoop so that it will carriy the fresh air to the filter. (image B)
7. Position and mount the electrical connection and the air duct with the provided plasitc collars.
8. Position the twister so that it wont touch ANY machanical unit (moving parts).
NOTE: make sure that the tubing is correctly placed so that the air passage is unobstructed, making sure it has a clear path to travel to the filter.
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>>>>Pilo,
>>>> Can you get me a size? Is there any reson I couldnt use this on a Cooper S?
>>
>>
>>I don't know, but look here - it's probably the smaller of the two listed near the bottom of the page.
>>
>>I've also been wondering why we can't get these in the other colors - do a "search by car" here and you'll see they come in silver, red, blue, carbon look, crystal and clear!
I looked there and it says the MSRP is $206.03?
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cheese
>>>> Can you get me a size? Is there any reson I couldnt use this on a Cooper S?
>>
>>
>>I don't know, but look here - it's probably the smaller of the two listed near the bottom of the page.
>>
>>I've also been wondering why we can't get these in the other colors - do a "search by car" here and you'll see they come in silver, red, blue, carbon look, crystal and clear!
I looked there and it says the MSRP is $206.03?
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cheese
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Hey All, That is the European Site. They do not sell to America. If you get it from them, there are hefty Shipping costs and stuff. I deal Directly with there US head Quarters. They do not know why they have the US price listed, as it is inaccurate. I promise you all that I am giving you all the best deal for the US.
And Yes.. They sell it for 299? So if I didn't carry the product, You'd be spending an extra 90 dollars for this intake in the US!!
DANDP - You should have the intake on tuesday for testing, I'll PM you the tracking Info tonight.
And Yes.. They sell it for 299? So if I didn't carry the product, You'd be spending an extra 90 dollars for this intake in the US!!
DANDP - You should have the intake on tuesday for testing, I'll PM you the tracking Info tonight.
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>>>>I looked there and it says the MSRP is $206.03?
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>>>>cheese
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>>Are you sure you're not looking at the Euro price?
The reson I asked is cause I am looking at :
http://www.greenfilterusa.com/twister.asp
PILO, how does this adapt to the stock hosing? When I gave Dan D a filter, his Cooper's hosing was ~67mm I believe and this green guy is 85mm. Is there some sort of adapter included? Have you tried it on your S?
>>>>I looked there and it says the MSRP is $206.03?
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>cheese
>>>>
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>>Are you sure you're not looking at the Euro price?
The reson I asked is cause I am looking at :
http://www.greenfilterusa.com/twister.asp
PILO, how does this adapt to the stock hosing? When I gave Dan D a filter, his Cooper's hosing was ~67mm I believe and this green guy is 85mm. Is there some sort of adapter included? Have you tried it on your S?
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CooperSpeed wrote:
Yes, of course everyone knows that English horsepower and American horsepower are different:
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The reason why Diamond doesn't really post Dyno number is becuase they get their dyno number from england. You know the whole deal with different atmospheric pressures, and tempertaures. I don't know, I guess it seems like a good deal. Hope it works out for you guys...
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