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Poot |
posted on 26th Feb 05 at 20:32 |
quote: Crap... the filters are only like 50 quid new!!lol! hmm maybe i'll fit a standard filter back on or not tell the insurers, nah if I did that i'd probably write off my car next week and not be covered!:mad: | |
DaXx |
posted on 26th Feb 05 at 20:25 |
My mates insurance went up by £150 :lol: | |
Poot |
posted on 26th Feb 05 at 19:33 |
I have a K&N 57i on my 1.2 8v, havent told insurers but i think I ought to...how much would the insurance be upped by? I've been informed any engine mods can seriously affect insurance...:boggle: | |
blundey |
posted on 8th Jun 04 at 20:46 |
There is a FAQ section giving you a tutorial on how to do the air box. The air box way will cost about 30 quid. I recently put a post up on reasons NOT to drill holes in your air box. | |
DAN220486 |
posted on 8th Jun 04 at 10:19 |
blundy, how much was your induction system in the end, where from and was it easy to fit? | |
tiptoptim |
posted on 8th Jun 04 at 08:41 |
I have got a PVD BFO cone and it does sound really nice. As for power I have got a 1.4 8v and I have lost a little bit of power but it sounds more gruntier. If your after noice, go for BFO cone. If your after power don't get the BFO. | |
Graham |
posted on 8th Jun 04 at 08:05 |
drilled airbox is far better IMO, along with a good ram cold air feed from the arch into the airbox direct into a performance filter, will be much better than anyinduction kit (well excl viper). | |
L330wnz |
posted on 8th Jun 04 at 07:00 |
drill some holes in ya air box ;) | |
blundey |
posted on 8th Jun 04 at 00:34 |
The air FILTER is the bit of material that filters through all the rubbish on the induction system. | |
DAN220486 |
posted on 7th Jun 04 at 22:12 |
Got a corsa 1.2 sxi and am lookin at gettin an air filter or induction kit. firstly is there any difference to an induction kit or air filter. secondly which ones r good but not stupidly priced and will they up my insurance premium? |