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Just wondered if anyone ever takes any notice of my comment about induction kits not working. On my car it was proven it was affecting performance.
I think sometimes people just blindly spend money on peoples ''yeah they are great'' say so.
sad oh so sad.
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I think sometimes people just blindly spend money on peoples ''yeah they are great'' say so.
sad oh so sad.
Gary
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Just wondered if anyone ever takes any notice of my comment about induction kits not working. On my car it was proven it was affecting performance.
I think sometimes people just blindly spend money on peoples ''yeah they are great'' say so.
sad oh so sad.
Gary
I think sometimes people just blindly spend money on peoples ''yeah they are great'' say so.
sad oh so sad.
Gary
There is obviously no hope for them
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Its more the people who advise people to buy stuff just to justify their own spending which gets on my nerves ......''yeah gotta ave it aint ya, its great, sounds massive dunnit''.......
Perhaps a thread should be started with people justifying their comments with hard facts on the matter.
Perhaps a thread should be started with people justifying their comments with hard facts on the matter.
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everybody has there own experience's and opinions this is mine.
its up to the individual as to which one to take aboard.
its up to the individual as to which one to take aboard.
Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Just wondered if anyone ever takes any notice of my comment about induction kits not working. On my car it was proven it was affecting performance.
I think sometimes people just blindly spend money on peoples ''yeah they are great'' say so.
sad oh so sad.
Gary
I think sometimes people just blindly spend money on peoples ''yeah they are great'' say so.
sad oh so sad.
Gary
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
i have a hks induction kit fitted to my 96 wrx it has been on the car for over a year no problems.previous had blitz sus induction kit,sti panel filter,green panel filter and none of them are as good as the hks.
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Its more the people who advise people to buy stuff just to justify their own spending which gets on my nerves ......''yeah gotta ave it aint ya, its great, sounds massive dunnit''.......
Perhaps a thread should be started with people justifying their comments with hard facts on the matter.
Perhaps a thread should be started with people justifying their comments with hard facts on the matter.
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like i said above i have had no problems with the hks kit.i am not saying they can't damage your engine i am just giving my opinion,experience on the kit.
Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
How can you quantify this please?
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
like i said above i have had no problems with the hks kit.i am not saying they can't damage your engine i am just giving my opinion,experience on the kit.
Im not talking about damaging your engine fella im interested in how its better than the others you listed?????.......
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
Urm sorry to point out the obvious jockc, but typing like the above, in fact shows that you are the ******.
Please do explain how Bubba getting a **** will stop him picking on peoples grammer
Please do explain how Bubba getting a **** will stop him picking on peoples grammer
Sorry, Manda.
It isn't jock's grammar that infuriates me anyroad. It's his loopy opinions that he throws into serious discussions. Such as if you drive a ****e MG and ur(sic) rubbish at driving you deserve to die.
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Im not talking about damaging your engine fella im interested in how its better than the others you listed?????.......
After all if it looks better it performs better, right?
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well the hks feels more smoother on excelration seem's to give more power
also as a bonus it looks better and you have the dumping sound.
did not have these symptoms with the other panels,induction kits.
also as a bonus it looks better and you have the dumping sound.
did not have these symptoms with the other panels,induction kits.
Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Im not talking about damaging your engine fella im interested in how its better than the others you listed?????.......
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
well the hks feels more smoother on excelration seem's to give more power
also as a bonus it looks better and you have the dumping sound.
did not have these symptoms with the other panels,induction kits.
also as a bonus it looks better and you have the dumping sound.
did not have these symptoms with the other panels,induction kits.
Is your Induction kit boxed in?
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well a few months back andy f mapped my apexi power fc and i asked him to check everything temp,knocking etc.He said everything was fine.
Originally Posted by Heple
Have you ever had your inlet temps measured?
Is your Induction kit boxed in?
Craig
Is your Induction kit boxed in?
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
well the hks feels more smoother on excelration seem's to give more power
also as a bonus it looks better and you have the dumping sound.
did not have these symptoms with the other panels,induction kits.
also as a bonus it looks better and you have the dumping sound.
did not have these symptoms with the other panels,induction kits.
Hard facts thats whats needed not '''''it cost me £400 so i've got to say it kind of feels smoother''''''
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mate you have your own opinion and i except that at the end of the day
you look at most performance car's evo's,skylines they have hks kits fitted
so they can't be that bad.
you look at most performance car's evo's,skylines they have hks kits fitted
so they can't be that bad.
Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Sorry scoobypeterpump but you are just the kind of person I was talking about with my previous comment. It feels smoother on acceleration. WTF is that all about?
Hard facts thats whats needed not '''''it cost me £400 so i've got to say it kind of feels smoother''''''
Hard facts thats whats needed not '''''it cost me £400 so i've got to say it kind of feels smoother''''''
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
mate you have your own opinion and i except that at the end of the day
you look at most performance car's evo's,skylines they have hks kits fitted
so they can't be that bad.
you look at most performance car's evo's,skylines they have hks kits fitted
so they can't be that bad.
Craig
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So just because HKS sell loads it means they are good and actually doing something for your car does it?
Not meaning to have a go at you by the way, just what your comments represent .... Ie money from newbies expecting big gains they will never see.
Not meaning to have a go at you by the way, just what your comments represent .... Ie money from newbies expecting big gains they will never see.
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Originally Posted by Heple
But they dont have the same issue's as Impreza's such as weak MAF's and an exhaust manifold that goes right underneath the induction kit.
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MAF failure is something I am not 100% convinced of either by the way
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
mate you have your own opinion and i except that at the end of the day
you look at most performance car's evo's,skylines they have hks kits fitted
so they can't be that bad.
you look at most performance car's evo's,skylines they have hks kits fitted
so they can't be that bad.
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
Im not actually talking about MAF's here.....im talking about the car running reduced power because of the induction kit being fitted.
MAF failure is something I am not 100% convinced of either by the way
MAF failure is something I am not 100% convinced of either by the way
I agree with you that panel filters are better they are well tested on here now for providing cooler intake temps than induction kits - You just have to read the "webmasters" modding thread for the proof.
i just thought it would be a good oppertunity to discuss some other effects an aftermarket induction kit can have.
I have a MY99 MAF and i'm well aware of its weaknesses especially if coupled up with an induction kit.
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mate i have had my scooby for over 2 years so i am not a newbie (well only to scoobynet).
the kit cost me £100 from ebay well worth the money.
the kit cost me £100 from ebay well worth the money.
Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
So just because HKS sell loads it means they are good nd actually doing something for your car does it?
Not meaning to have a go at you by the way, just what your comments represent .... Ie money from newbies expecting big gains they will never see.
Not meaning to have a go at you by the way, just what your comments represent .... Ie money from newbies expecting big gains they will never see.
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well they are the cream of the crop
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Ah well if evos and skylines have them, then thats a good enough reason to have one on my scooby
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Originally Posted by scoobypeterpump
mate i have had my scooby for over 2 years so i am not a newbie (well only to scoobynet).
the kit cost me £100 from ebay well worth the money.
the kit cost me £100 from ebay well worth the money.
Scoobynet is ripe for people spending vast amounts of money after people listen to members comments. I should know I have spent £thousands on such things.
My proof is that my trust kit (like your HKS used on many jap cars) was increasing inlet temp, when it was mapped by Richard Bulmer ( i can spout names too). On his advise it was removed there and then and replaced with a green cotton filter. The inlet temp reduced by 14 degrees.
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
You misunderstand me. You are the guy who newbies will listen to. You sing the praises of the HKS and newbies follow and spend their hard earned. You state that the HKS is better than panel filters but have nothing to back your comment up other than 'it feels smoother on acceleration'.....
Scoobynet is ripe for people spending vast amounts of money after people listen to members comments. I should know I have spent £thousands on such things.
My proof is that my trust kit (like your HKS used on many jap cars) was increasing inlet temp, when it was mapped by Richard Bulmer ( i can spout names too). On his advise it was removed there and then and replaced with a green cotton filter. The inlet temp reduced by 14 degrees.
Scoobynet is ripe for people spending vast amounts of money after people listen to members comments. I should know I have spent £thousands on such things.
My proof is that my trust kit (like your HKS used on many jap cars) was increasing inlet temp, when it was mapped by Richard Bulmer ( i can spout names too). On his advise it was removed there and then and replaced with a green cotton filter. The inlet temp reduced by 14 degrees.
Craig
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Originally Posted by chrispurvis100
Why was it 'well worth the money'?
BARGIN
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ok i sing the praises for hks and you panel filters that's life as i said above
everyone has there own opinions i may not have anything to back me up
but it is my opinion.
quote=Gutmann pug]You misunderstand me. You are the guy who newbies will listen to. You sing the praises of the HKS and newbies follow and spend their hard earned. You state that the HKS is better than panel filters but have nothing to back your comment up other than 'it feels smoother on acceleration'.....
Scoobynet is ripe for people spending vast amounts of money after people listen to members comments. I should know I have spent £thousands on such things.
My proof is that my trust kit (like your HKS used on many jap cars) was increasing inlet temp, when it was mapped by Richard Bulmer ( i can spout names too). On his advise it was removed there and then and replaced with a green cotton filter. The inlet temp reduced by 14 degrees.[/quote]
everyone has there own opinions i may not have anything to back me up
but it is my opinion.
quote=Gutmann pug]You misunderstand me. You are the guy who newbies will listen to. You sing the praises of the HKS and newbies follow and spend their hard earned. You state that the HKS is better than panel filters but have nothing to back your comment up other than 'it feels smoother on acceleration'.....
Scoobynet is ripe for people spending vast amounts of money after people listen to members comments. I should know I have spent £thousands on such things.
My proof is that my trust kit (like your HKS used on many jap cars) was increasing inlet temp, when it was mapped by Richard Bulmer ( i can spout names too). On his advise it was removed there and then and replaced with a green cotton filter. The inlet temp reduced by 14 degrees.[/quote]