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ffls

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 21st Sep 04 at 11:03

Miles the temperature sensor deals with the hot air reducing spark advance:)
After using the original airbox with K+N panel filter and two cold air pipes, I now use a RaceX filter with sealed airbox (35£) and a "small" 100mm ducting pipe to the race X airbox.
Results: the engine breathes better after 5500 rpm till my 8100rpm rev limit (oh boy my original conrods bolts:lol::lol:)
I have an AP22 perfomance meter from Race Technology to prove the results!
And the filter is better than the K+N ater being oiled!!!
and don't tell me K&N gives better filtration because it's a lie!!!

The airbox top has a pipes that causes restriction;)


Russ

posted on 21st Sep 04 at 05:41

and i dont have 1 so marketing man hasnt convinced me


Russ

posted on 21st Sep 04 at 05:41

not really, any enclosed induction kit would be better than an open one, but if hou have an open one set up properly with a heat shield then it will get enough cold air anyway... as a car travels faster the air entering the engine will also be faster, (providing the car aint on a dyno) therefore denser and colder, so you'd be surprised of how little hot air would enter a properly set up induction kit...


John_C

posted on 21st Sep 04 at 00:07

quote:
Originally posted by RussSxi
no but u do talk shit :)


i feel u r wrong


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 21:09

Marketing men 1
RussSxi 0

:)


Russ

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:38

no but u do talk shit :)


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:33

On a rolling road with the bonnet up? I dont drive like that :P

[Edited on 20-09-2004 by miles]


ado

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:19

figures hav proven induction kits r gud tho an produce more power!!
Again if fitted correctly1:thumbs:


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:10

Anything sealed will be better than anything open, in my opinion.


jamesw

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:06

what bout one of those cda ones? sealed carbon with cold air ducting.

JW


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:04

Fitted into a sealed box? No air feed will help much.


ado

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:02

its a plug in thing(black with lots of little legs on it that push down into were it sits.
Induction kits tak in lots of cold air if fitted propely!!!:thumbs:


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 20:00

Should just be a plug in chip I think.


jamesw

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:58

is it a plug in thing or is it solderd?


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:58

Induction kits are very good at giving the engine lots of hot air.


ado

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:52

chip may have superchip or summot like that written on it?:look:


ado

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:51

Hot air?????:boggle:


jamesw

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:48

right what it is, ive bought the engine and everything, lad said was a superchip in it how ive opend it up but how do i know theres deffo one in?

JW


miles

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:47

Are chips designed to work with hot air?


ado

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:44

yeah i wil second that!
If ya gonna hav 1 then u need to also at least to get best out of ya chip hav a custom exhaust with diameter of 2.25 inch and an induction kit.:thumbs:

[Edited on 20-09-2004 by ado]


lee mitchell

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:42

the large motronic one is the ecu. a superchip goes inside that


jamesw

posted on 20th Sep 04 at 19:38

where do they actually go? i have what i think is the main ecu which is a largeish box with montronic wrote on it, then 2 other small boxes one with Bosch writen on it and a smaller one again with GM wrote on it.

JW