induction kit

1. saxovtsmad Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Aug 2008 stoke on trent Posts: 8875 now own a possi blue mk2 vts mk1 went to heaven

   #1 2nd May 2010, 18:53

   ive got a mk2 vts and im after a dencet induction kit ive got about £50 to £60 to spend
2. user_43830 Regular Poster Joined: Apr 2010 Uxbridge - London Posts: 358 Citroen C1 Saxo Westcoast 1.4 Fiat Seciento Abar

   #2 2nd May 2010, 18:57

   Try to get your hands on a enclosed induction kit, there a wee bit more expensive but from what i've been told n abit of revision through the threads n stickies, your probably better off getting one of those as apposed to a cone filter etc, as these generally intake warm oxygen from your engine bay.
   
   Remember, warm air is more dense = less power output, the less dense the air i.e. cold air fed through a feed into a enclosed kit, = higher power output.
   
   I was told to look at BMC CDA kits, there in the region of 130-150. Pricey i know but would probably do you better than a standard cone. Mind you if i get hold of a BMC kit i'll flog you my K&N one, all it needs a lil clean

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3. user_40784 Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Jan 2010 London Posts: 2768

   #3 2nd May 2010, 20:31

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by Mercy Remember, warm air is more dense = less power output, the less dense the air i.e. cold air fed through a feed into a enclosed kit, = higher power output.

   Warm air is less dense then cold air hence warm air rises whilst cold air always falls.
   
   back on topic: £50-60 isnt a lot to spend. Whats wrong with sticking with original box and upgrading air feed with a better panel air filter?
4. Princey_vts Regular Poster Joined: Jan 2008 Lichfield Posts: 378 MK2 VTS, MK2 VTR

   #4 2nd May 2010, 20:38

   i got a viper on mine if you want it. I want a standard one . About £200 new
5. Princey_vts Regular Poster Joined: Jan 2008 Lichfield Posts: 378 MK2 VTS, MK2 VTR

   #5 2nd May 2010, 20:38

   ps im only in cannock if you get me