What does you car suck on? (The Induction Kit War)

Afterburn

Guest
Mine's a Blitz Sus Power! Sounds throaty and doesn't need cleaning! Brilliant![B)]
 

dainott2105

mk1 Cupra and mk2 FR TDI
Nov 4, 2006
685
0
swansea
ive got a jabba induction kit off a mk4 golf. still need to trim the heat shield cos the bonnet doesnt close with it on but looks lovely and sounds good too, so im happy and paid a ton for it almost new and guy reckons it was £200+ when he bought it new.
 

Punch IT!

you fool!
Jun 22, 2007
396
0
west london
Okay guys Ramair max flow is about £109 plus delivery on ebay and this includes all pipes and feeds i believe? But on the Ramair website it is free delivery and only 90 quid i think for the cupra one, does that include all the pipes and feeds as well?? If so that has to be worth it?:confused:
 

wackyracer

Wackyracer
May 12, 2007
174
0
Southampton
I got one of these from the ram air web site in June for £78 delivered. It came with everything you need. However the cold air pipe isnt really long enough to stretch to front of car so do yourself a favor and nip off to halfords and geta longer one!
Having said all that it REALLY is worth the money. Havent been able to fault it at all. looks nice too!
 

t0m

LCR 225
Apr 29, 2007
8,133
7
Kent
Okay guys Ramair max flow is about £109 plus delivery on ebay and this includes all pipes and feeds i believe? But on the Ramair website it is free delivery and only 90 quid i think for the cupra one, does that include all the pipes and feeds as well?? If so that has to be worth it?:confused:

yeah it's meant to be worth it just for the noise alone :cheeky:
 

Cupraloon

Guest
Bit of a thread from the past, but....

I've got a standard airbox (recently) smoothed and bmc panel filter feed by a 3in intake.

After doinga tb reset the car does seem to by a little more pokey down the bottom end, and with the window shut yopu can hear the dv now a little more.
 

kernowcupra

Guest
hi guys bought my leon cupra 20vt on an 02 last week wanted an induction kit heard the green cotton kits are the best, ive since been on there site and they dont list one for my model any ideas????
 

caveo

Guest
the air air box on the lc & lcr are very very large so a panel filter by cottongreen or k&n will be just as good as ANY induction kit and the box can be moded to let it even more air and will not suffer from heat soak so dont waste your money unless u just want noise. If u want dv noise go 4 dynatwist or raid and if u want induction noise go 4 the k&n 57i BUT stear clear of the pipercross viper, i had one on my lc and it shagged a maf and i lost bhp a BIG waste of 250 quid.
 

kernowcupra

Guest
i spoke to ppl ethat specialise in the VAG group they say they dont recomend an induction kit at all and stay clear of the filters with oil on them, the recommended if any induction kit go for one that takes the air feed away from the engine like a k+n typhoon can anyone comment on this?
 
Mar 26, 2007
2,020
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S.Wales
the fact of the matter is an induction kit for the leon cupra is almost entirely about noise although dpj has done some logs showing improved air flow. non oily filters are advised because the oil can and probably will clog up the maf.
 

RobDon

Pro Detailer
I've tried out many different induction kits - recently I've swapped between a BMC CDA and a K&N cone filter tucked down the side of the battery with a 76mm pipe leading up to the MAF ... my car definately pulls harder with the K&N cone filter. I've been monitoring the intake temps too (using the Scangauge) and open or closed intakes are irrelevant, it's the intercooler that cools the charge air, not an enclosed filter. My intake temps remain the same using an open cone filter - whatever filter you use air always exits the turbo at 120+ degrees and is cooled by the intercooler before entering the engine.
 

DPJ

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Dec 13, 2004
7,996
2
NN Yorks / Salento
www.seatcupra.net
I've tried out many different induction kits - recently I've swapped between a BMC CDA and a K&N cone filter tucked down the side of the battery with a 76mm pipe leading up to the MAF ... my car definately pulls harder with the K&N cone filter. I've been monitoring the intake temps too (using the Scangauge) and open or closed intakes are irrelevant, it's the intercooler that cools the charge air, not an enclosed filter. My intake temps remain the same using an open cone filter - whatever filter you use air always exits the turbo at 120+ degrees and is cooled by the intercooler before entering the engine.

After trying all sorts of things, I have to agree 110% with Rob. A big open cone does the business. Proven with logs.
 

Nabraxas

Active Member
Feb 11, 2007
111
0
Just bought an LCR and it seems it's most likely had a remap and has a Forge 007 valve on it but a standard paper filter - am I likely to see any noticeable difference replacing the standard filter with a green cotton panel filter?
 

wild willy

Full Member
Aug 4, 2003
2,323
0
Wales
Just bought an LCR and it seems it's most likely had a remap and has a Forge 007 valve on it but a standard paper filter - am I likely to see any noticeable difference replacing the standard filter with a green cotton panel filter?
My 8000 mile standard air filter cartridge outflows a new green cotton panel filter by about 5g/sec. It also outflows a dynatwist too. I'm going to try a large open filter next.
 
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