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Haazey

posted on 2nd Jul 03 at 10:56

Point taken, suposse its just down to preferential difference. Might just drill the box and get a panel first, c wot happens


corsa120

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 16:17

to me if u get a viper u may aswell drill the airbox and get a performance panel filter because it will do the same as the airbox plus an airbox is bigger so more air in than a viper, viper is waste of money it just looks nice really


broster

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 13:07

yeah but on the viper u have a cold air feed that goes into the sealed filter, so itll only suck the same amount of crap in as an air box does


Haazey

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:58

Ah Gambit, the walking encyclopedia. Cheers matey.


Gambit

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:56

the air temp inside the engine compartment is a hell of a lot warmer than that of the outside air temp + exhaust fumes, even on a summers days!


Haazey

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:53

So how does it work when your stuck in traffic and the bloody car infront has got its exhaust in yer face


broster

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:51

the viper kit dont suck hot air in while stationary, iv had no runnin probs with this kit, as Gambit said if u can afford it then get it!


Haazey

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:41

Yeah they prob do but i've a 16v


Gambit

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:38

a drilled airbox and aftermarket panel filter (K&N or PiperX) is your best bet, the viper is £250, whereas the first option will cost you about £40 and an hour to drill the box

if you just buy an induction kit then your car will run shít, people say about cold air feeds, but these only work when the car is moving, if your stuck in traffic etc your car will suck loads hot air and run like a dog

the drilled airbox will prevent you sucking in a lot of hot air.

drilled airbox & cold airfeeds are a happy medium.

if you can afford the viper though then get it.

all options will make your GSI growl after 3.5k rpm.


to all 8v owners, induction kits on 8v motors are a waste of time they just make a loud drone noise and sound shíte

[Edited on 01-07-2003 by Gambit]


Haazey

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:37

Nice one


broster

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:35

£79 i fink, u2u Joff, he works at PVD, i have the viper, as i said earlier, its not very loud, cuz its incased in carbon, so u do get a nice noise from it, the BFO cone is one of the loudest ones for the corsa, its very big, viper is much smaller, some1 i no has the BFO on a 1.2 8v an it sounds very loud. if u can get the viper, worth it for the money!


Haazey

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:31

uk_sky, let me know whats its like when you get the filter through from pvd. cheers


Haazey

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:30

Yeh! cheers for that Broster. I'm not after a loud one though I just want it to purr nicely. I'll check out this BFo though, whats the price do you no?


UK_Sky

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:24

ive drilled my airbox, i dont know about power increase or a perfoemnce drop. but i have definatly noticted a sound improvement, i have everything standard at teh mo apart from the airbox and have got a panel filter on order from PVD.


broster

posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:23

iv got a viper, there is a post up somewhere that shows the diff in power between the viper an the drilled airbox route, its about td insuction kits tho, but power figures are from 1.6 16v i fink! viper is expencive, worth it, but try a BFO from PVD they are loud


Haazey

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 1st Jul 03 at 12:14

Hiya folks,
I've just reg. with site and need some advice if anyone can help. I've got myself a nice little GSi 16v. No mods at the mo, but want to do her up a bit at a time. You no the score, with a missus and a six year old brat who thinks he's a bad boy but can't even reach the pedals yet, money's bit tight.
The first thing I want to do is put in an induction kit, but where to start I don't know. After abit of revising I've found that all though the engine is sweet it's very small, not alot of room for an induction kit without it sucking up warm air, which ain't no good. I like the look of the Pipercross Viper kit. Has anybody got this or is it too big? I've been told that the best way to get round all this is to just mod the airbox to allow more cool air in? Does that work work or are they talking shite? Please help!