lumsden26 Posted April 19, 2009 Posted April 19, 2009 hi there been considering buying an in duction kit for my 2000 classic but have heard you can loose power is this true if not which is the best kit to put on? cheers mark
sake-bito Posted April 19, 2009 Posted April 19, 2009 Think you would be better off with a panel filter. Most folks seem to go with green ones i think STOO
sparky_sj04 Posted April 19, 2009 Posted April 19, 2009 Depending on what your plans are for the car it may be quite pointless. It can cause problems with your MAF sensor, and can also suffer badly from the heat underneath the bonnet (depending what kind you get/where it is located) because hot air = less dense air = less power... If it goes on ok then you might get a bit more top end power. Some people think that the car should be mapped when you fit an induction kit and it's maybe a good idea. I wouldn't fit one now without having the car mapped again at the same time to ensure both maximum gains from the filter, and protection for the engine and turbo.. I could be wrong though....
StewartyBoy Posted April 19, 2009 Posted April 19, 2009 I would tend to agree with all of the above, stick with a panel filter or if you do decide to buy an open cone the best option would be to modify the wheel arch skin and get the cone out in the arch, away from the heat of the engine bay.
diablo Posted April 30, 2009 Posted April 30, 2009 am running a k&n cone filter in mines with a andy f remap for a couple of years now and the maf sensor has been fine
sake-bito Posted May 2, 2009 Posted May 2, 2009 After reading either banzai or jap performance this month they talk about the new AEM intakes for the EVO and new hatch impreza. The hatch impreza basicly has the same engine as the newage 2.5 cars?? if so the new AEM intake said they had a BHP improvement of something like 24BHP it might be even more i cant remember but it wasnt even a totaly enclosed filter like the new EVO one?? I would like to know wheather to go for a green panel filter or an induction kit. I like the idea of a panel as you have no heat soak issues but i love the fact that an induction kit gives you added turbo sound STOO
StewartyBoy Posted May 3, 2009 Posted May 3, 2009 After reading either banzai or jap performance this month they talk about the new AEM intakes for the EVO and new hatch impreza. The hatch impreza basicly has the same engine as the newage 2.5 cars?? if so the new AEM intake said they had a BHP improvement of something like 24BHP it might be even more i cant remember but it wasnt even a totaly enclosed filter like the new EVO one?? I would like to know wheather to go for a green panel filter or an induction kit. I like the idea of a panel as you have no heat soak issues but i love the fact that an induction kit gives you added turbo sound STOO Think youve answered your own question mate. Bit of a trade-off really if not re-routing the open cone.
camcq Posted May 3, 2009 Posted May 3, 2009 ive fitted a ram air cone filter with no remap and no probs. And had an extra 20 bhp @ the wheels? thats before the exhaust change and de cat. same there no remap
sparky_sj04 Posted May 3, 2009 Posted May 3, 2009 I would like to know wheather to go for a green panel filter or an induction kit. I like the idea of a panel as you have no heat soak issues but i love the fact that an induction kit gives you added turbo sound STOO have a read of this..... http://forums.sidc.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=130574 That will give you some extra turbo sound! There is a good whoosh of air as the turbo is spooling up and working, and you can hear the standard dump valve as well. You can choose to buy the delete elbow to put in it's place or just leave it open, as the filter intake sits very close to the hole in the wing. Alternatively chop the bottom off the resonator box and put the elbow back in place, either modified to be sealed again, or with a hole in the bottom (as I am doing because I also have a cold air intake in the bumper).. It seems to be worth removing anyway. Mark
sake-bito Posted May 3, 2009 Posted May 3, 2009 STOO have a read of this.....http://forums.sidc.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=130574 That will give you some extra turbo sound! There is a good whoosh of air as the turbo is spooling up and working, and you can hear the standard dump valve as well. You can choose to buy the delete elbow to put in it's place or just leave it open, as the filter intake sits very close to the hole in the wing. Alternatively chop the bottom off the resonator box and put the elbow back in place, either modified to be sealed again, or with a hole in the bottom (as I am doing because I also have a cold air intake in the bumper).. It seems to be worth removing anyway. Mark Defo gonna make that my next purchase. Is there anyone in the UK that does these?? cant be bothered waiting for one fromthe states. STOO
sparky_sj04 Posted May 3, 2009 Posted May 3, 2009 Don't know if anyone in the UK is doing them. Just remove your old one, chop off the bottom and patch over/seal the hole where you chopped it! Problem solved and would be pretty easy to do.
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