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SmartyFR said:Has anbody got any sound clips of this induction kit?Whats peoples impressions on this CAI.
Sorry to highjack your thread SmartyFR but I noticed you had the LCR front splitter on your car. Do you have any pics as im thinking about putting one on mine, but I haven't seen one on a silver FR/Cupra
my mate has one on his Golf GTi...its not very throaty like my dynatwist.. but it echos a great big woosh from the dv
rs20 said:
Fellow stokey ! Get yaself along to our meets at the Darlaston Inn, Stone, last Sunday of every month......
i got one on my TDI, and well after about 15k on the clock its got a lovely "Darth vader sucking noise" on idle (sorry the only way i can describe it) and on release at full boost gives out a lovely DV echo chatter, noise back down the intake....
I'll try and make a sound file tonight for it!
I'll try and make a sound file tonight for it!
I was fancying one of those Carbonio CAI's. However, if you get the whooshy dump valve sound I think I will leave it
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-Cold-Air-...itemZ8043666715QQcategoryZ36680QQcmdZViewItem
i thought of one of these,but not sure what the filter would be like,asked the guy selling them and he "thinks" it would be fine on a remapped 1.8t,failing that a good green filter on the end of it would still bring it in under the cost of a carbonio
i thought of one of these,but not sure what the filter would be like,asked the guy selling them and he "thinks" it would be fine on a remapped 1.8t,failing that a good green filter on the end of it would still bring it in under the cost of a carbonio
I think my carbonio has lost its "darth vaderness"...
Sounds much "higher" in tone now - think its time to clean the filter...... hope to sort it.
They are very nice, but as said above can be a bit of a pain to get to the filter to clean it. Was going to swap for a BMC-CDA too, but decided against it in the end
Sounds much "higher" in tone now - think its time to clean the filter...... hope to sort it.
They are very nice, but as said above can be a bit of a pain to get to the filter to clean it. Was going to swap for a BMC-CDA too, but decided against it in the end
jason said:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-Cold-Air-...itemZ8043666715QQcategoryZ36680QQcmdZViewItem
i thought of one of these,but not sure what the filter would be like,asked the guy selling them and he "thinks" it would be fine on a remapped 1.8t,failing that a good green filter on the end of it would still bring it in under the cost of a carbonio
that CAI pipe looks a better proposition than the carbonio, it has an inlet for the auxilliary air pump hose which the carbonio doesn't.
fitting can take a while - you'll have to remove the shroud around the n/s light as per instructions - can take a while because its hard to remove!
rs20 said:
I would say more like 2 and half hours, especially in this cold, loss of finger movement and feeling will slow you down, plus the whole removal of battery, pulling back the wheel arch to put the filter in... its really a two man job ona sunday sunny summer afternoon really!! lol
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