Steven, just add a hose to funnel more/faster air into the existing ori tube, like I did here :
The hose is hidden behind the lower grill and up into the ori tube. FYI, I had cut a rectangular hole in the horizontal panel (the one at the front of the engine bay) and has a plastic panel covering the hole, thus channelling the on-rushing air into the ori tube and onwards to my K&N drop-in.
Some members also have this hose and they cut a hole in the fog-light grill to accommodate the hose. I thought this was unnecessary and may even cause more dirt/stones/etc to reach the filter (whether open-pod or drop-in) and true enough I saw a member's open-pod that was very dirty with many small little stones/pebbles in it.
If you follow my suggestion here, I don't think there's any need to have two hoses
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