induction kits

15th April 2004, 01:08

hey people, next item on my list is an induction kit. want my VTR to sound a bit meatier.

I know that in technical terms induction kits on their own do not increase BHP hardly at all without other tuning devices but was wondering what reccomendations there were?

im looking at the pipercross induction kit from ESP design at £70.15?

ne1 got nefin better for me to look at?

15th April 2004, 01:36

an enclosed kit is what you want.
contact www.slinkdesign.co.uk for the best ones on the market.

you do not want an open filter cos you will lose power

15th April 2004, 02:16

Green Stuff forced induction kit

15th April 2004, 02:18

http://cars.potn.com/default.php/cPa...4_3077.htm_308 0.htm_3143.htm for forced induction

15th April 2004, 14:36

yep, ave got a pipercross sound mint buut do f all!!
Am changin it for a green enclosed!!

Deano

15th April 2004, 19:59

remember its not true forced induction though

15th April 2004, 20:02

wot isnt?? the green?? If not which is a true forced??

Deano

15th April 2004, 23:02

forced induction is when air is "forced" into the engine, with an N/A engine it can only suck air in and can only suck a certain amount in, by adding induction kits whether enclosed the idea is that you are giving the engine more (by way of easier breathing) and colder air.

Forced induction is when air is forced into the engine by means or a super/turbo charger.

16th April 2004, 10:30

as scott said

16th April 2004, 14:05

aaaaarrrrrr rite, but green is pretty much the best i can get unless i get a turbo or sumat?/

Deano

16th April 2004, 16:27

yet to see any actual test between the enclosed induction kits like the green or BMC so to say which one is best for sure is not possible.

Everyone who has either say they are both very good.

GMC tend to say green enclosed as it is designed for the car but the BMC is universal.

What needs to be done is back to back rolling road tests to see what actually is better