I wanna stick on an induction kit just to get a bit of noise going and a tad more power. I dont want to bulls up the MAF so oil coated ones are out the question. Any recommended induction kits for me then? Also can I fit i myself and what will my insurance increase by approx when i declare it. Cheers.
Need a bit more power.
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It will make sod all difference to the power but may make a nicer noise. Depending on the type of filter it may stay cleaner longer than a paper filter and therefore reduce power loss (not the same as a power gain).
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leespears1 said:
I wanna stick on an induction kit just to get a bit of noise going and a tad more power. I dont want to bulls up the MAF so oil coated ones are out the question. Any recommended induction kits for me then? Also can I fit i myself and what will my insurance increase by approx when i declare it. Cheers.
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Lee,
This has been discussed many times...so please use the search function.
Anyway, I would say just drop in a replacement panel type filter if you really have to upgrade. I wanted a bit of induction noise and a bit of bling under the hood which is why I fitted a carbon fibre airbox with a stainless steel filter....but you'll see there are different comments on the forum about the pro's and con's of each of the filters.
leespears1 said:
I wanna stick on an induction kit just to get a bit of noise going and a tad more power. I dont want to bulls up the MAF so oil coated ones are out the question. Any recommended induction kits for me then? Also can I fit i myself and what will my insurance increase by approx when i declare it. Cheers.
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Lee,
This has been discussed many times...so please use the search function.
Anyway, I would say just drop in a replacement panel type filter if you really have to upgrade. I wanted a bit of induction noise and a bit of bling under the hood which is why I fitted a carbon fibre airbox with a stainless steel filter....but you'll see there are different comments on the forum about the pro's and con's of each of the filters.
