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Daimo B

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 17:34

I'd preter to have an airbox with my engine and good panel filter. Redtops work well with sealed induction units. I really hate my induction kit :( Well, bar the noise :lol:

But thats what an induction kit does really, tiny bit of power, lots of noise.


MattyB

posted on 8th Sep 03 at 17:03

quote:
Originally posted by and-m
quote:
Originally posted by MattyB
But the question remains, why wud u want the air box anyway??? If u got the ££ to buy and fit a valver, then spare the extra £50 and get a filter. Some even go for £20-30 on mig for a good un!
Matt


Its not cos Im a cheapskate, the best power gains are with a panel filter and a fat cold air feed cut out into the box :thumbs:

BTW does anyone have the Vauxhall part no for this ecotec pipe and the number for topgear who make the plates?

Cheers!

[Edited on 07-09-2003 by and-m]


only reason i said it was coz i've seen various RR print outs showing better increases with a induction kit. And coz i dont really know how well the redtop fits the corsa, i would have assumed it makes more sense, rather than tryin to cram everything in.

Matt


and-m

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 22:30

Cheers mate, whats that pipe running along the strut brace coming from the ecotec pipe?


Adam_B

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 22:23

Part number is 90411677 i think. sorry if thats someones phone number, just found it in my U2U msnger :lol: Topgear have a website somewhere, do a search :)

not a great pic, but its that big black pipe behind the strut brace -



[Edited on 07-09-2003 by Adam_B]


and-m

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 21:10

quote:
Originally posted by MattyB
But the question remains, why wud u want the air box anyway??? If u got the ££ to buy and fit a valver, then spare the extra £50 and get a filter. Some even go for £20-30 on mig for a good un!
Matt


Its not cos Im a cheapskate, the best power gains are with a panel filter and a fat cold air feed cut out into the box :thumbs:

BTW does anyone have the Vauxhall part no for this ecotec pipe and the number for topgear who make the plates?

Cheers!

[Edited on 07-09-2003 by and-m]


Dan_Corsa

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 19:30

yes you can keep the original square filter box off the corsa for use how you mean how ever u will need a eco tech pipe and mount or the power cap to mount the top of the throttle bodie


M4tt

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 18:36

its not that matt, its just that i've got my pripercross induction kit inside the oe airbox with a cold air feed strapped to the front of the box.

its much better for town driving like that, and i was wondering if it would fit like this on a valver? :)

[Edited on 07-09-2003 by M4tt]


MattyB

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 18:26

Thing with the red top engine is that its air intake set up is quite finely tuned (meaning a smaller air box prolly wudnt help things)......and to get the most out of it, its best just to use summat like a scorpion filter or summat (sounds excellent and takes up little space, yet providing a few more bhp).

I mean based on my experience with fittin a valver into a nova, u wudnt even fit the corsa air box in there! However, the corsa bay mite be larger in this section to accomdate the box.

But the question remains, why wud u want the air box anyway??? If u got the ££ to buy and fit a valver, then spare the extra £50 and get a filter. Some even go for £20-30 on mig for a good un!

Matt


M4tt

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 18:06

can't you use the corsa one instead, or isn't there enough space for one at all...? :)


MattyB

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 18:01

Nope, wont go in AT all


MikeH

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 15:31

I wouldn't think it will fit the corsa mounting points, probably won't fit at all actually.


and-m

posted on 7th Sep 03 at 15:19

Will the airbox fit from the engine rather than using a cone?

Will it be too large?

[Edited on 07-09-2003 by and-m]