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Houckham

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Registered: 29th May 03
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15th Dec 03 at 17:06

Alright

I want a little more power. Is it really worth payin £200 for Viper or would a simple panelfilter do the job just as good for £25?

1.2 Corsa Sxi 2004 model
(only mod so far Cat-back Stainless Sebring)

Also... actual data of bhp increase for this engine would be good too

Cheers

mike_1.2LS96

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Registered: 23rd Oct 03
Location: Darlington | Mazda 323 1.8 Exec
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15th Dec 03 at 17:12

2004 model?

Houckham

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15th Dec 03 at 17:15

Meant facelift model. but thats got nowt to do with performance
sorry bout that

mike_1.2LS96

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15th Dec 03 at 17:21

OH, I thought, you had it brand new and ready to rip the airbox out already

Houckham

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15th Dec 03 at 17:31

So have you got anything done to yours? as in air intake?

ultrabluesxi

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Registered: 12th Nov 03
Location: sydney aust
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16th Dec 03 at 06:48

rip it out get a induction kit sounds great

Scotty_B

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Registered: 11th Jun 03
Location: East Kilbride
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16th Dec 03 at 11:02

I have a drilled airbox and it is much better than my Piper X induction kit ever was. There are no flat spots anymore and the engine feels alot smoother. It still has a nice induction roar as well.

I ripped all the tubes out that where on the inside of the airbox and ran a cold airfeed from the lower grill directly into it.
A Viper filter would work better than a drilled airbox but its not worth it on a 1.2.
1. Viper - £200+
2. K&N element filter - £25-£30.

Melville

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Registered: 4th Jun 03
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16th Dec 03 at 15:18

I would personally say get a element filter as bhp increase to cost probably isnt that different. Plus you can spend the money saved on getting your windows done or summit