Induction Kit choices?
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Which if any kit gives the best performance results as opposed to the standard air box? My mate had an hks super power flow but at £180 to expensive.Would the 57i be a better choice? please help!!
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I have a hks super power flow on mine and i can tell you it is a nice bit of kit well worth the saving up for!! I don't know about the k&n but the sound mine make's when accelorating and changing gear is amazing sound's like a dump valve total class bit of kit a must if it's a jap import.Try grasshopper pro sport they will do you one cheaper than 180.You can reach them on 01942671239 If you fancy one.
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I have the Aps cold air induction kit with the K&N filter. Very safe and a big difference over standard as your constantly getting cold air in. Comes with all related hardware fittings. No drilling or cutting required. Check out their website on
I have the Aps cold air induction kit with the K&N filter. Very safe and a big difference over standard as your constantly getting cold air in. Comes with all related hardware fittings. No drilling or cutting required. Check out their website on
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Hi Rich,
I've done 6,500kms which is roughly 4,000mls with it and it still doesn't need cleaning and that's in dusty Greece. They don't need anymore cleaning than the engine bay type. The ones in the engine bay get more volumes of air but its heated air due to the heat build up in the engine bay. The inner guard induction kit is protected from the mudguard as its situated in between the inner guard and the mudguard. It gets less volumes of air than the engine bay types, as it only gets its air from the brake air duct grille under the blinker. But its cold air and the cast alloy the ducting is made from doesn't heat up. The break air ducting is removed as the cold air ducting sits in its place. The shops that fit engine bay types argue that, there kit gets more volumes of air so heat build up doesn't matter, resulting in more power and the shops that fit inner guard types argue that, there kit gets less volumes of air but its cool air, resulting in more power. Its up to each individual which type they think is right. With my way of thinking I like the cold air idea, that's why I went for the APS cold air feed pipe.
First I fitted the exhaust 5 ZIGGEN (catless mid), mid section and bacbox and I felt an improvement over standard. I then fitted the cold air ducting BEFORE some other mods such as electronic boost controller and it made a huge difference. It felt heaps more responsive and that was on a hot day, around 35deg celsius. I haven't been in a car with the other type fitted so I can't compare. But cold air makes sense and turbo's need it.It makes a fantastic sound too as you hear the air getting sucked in, but only when on boost. No problems with water getting in either as the K&N filter won't allow. Hope I haven't confused you.
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WREXY.
I've done 6,500kms which is roughly 4,000mls with it and it still doesn't need cleaning and that's in dusty Greece. They don't need anymore cleaning than the engine bay type. The ones in the engine bay get more volumes of air but its heated air due to the heat build up in the engine bay. The inner guard induction kit is protected from the mudguard as its situated in between the inner guard and the mudguard. It gets less volumes of air than the engine bay types, as it only gets its air from the brake air duct grille under the blinker. But its cold air and the cast alloy the ducting is made from doesn't heat up. The break air ducting is removed as the cold air ducting sits in its place. The shops that fit engine bay types argue that, there kit gets more volumes of air so heat build up doesn't matter, resulting in more power and the shops that fit inner guard types argue that, there kit gets less volumes of air but its cool air, resulting in more power. Its up to each individual which type they think is right. With my way of thinking I like the cold air idea, that's why I went for the APS cold air feed pipe.
First I fitted the exhaust 5 ZIGGEN (catless mid), mid section and bacbox and I felt an improvement over standard. I then fitted the cold air ducting BEFORE some other mods such as electronic boost controller and it made a huge difference. It felt heaps more responsive and that was on a hot day, around 35deg celsius. I haven't been in a car with the other type fitted so I can't compare. But cold air makes sense and turbo's need it.It makes a fantastic sound too as you hear the air getting sucked in, but only when on boost. No problems with water getting in either as the K&N filter won't allow. Hope I haven't confused you.
Regards,
WREXY.
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Hello,
Sorry no real experience of using induction kits, currently running ITG filter, but did see an advert for a new ITG induction kit in this months Evo mag, and the Impreza was listed as one of the few that are, or are nearly ready. It looked really good with some sort of sheilding to keep engine bay heat away.
Let me know if u think its any good.
Sam
Sorry no real experience of using induction kits, currently running ITG filter, but did see an advert for a new ITG induction kit in this months Evo mag, and the Impreza was listed as one of the few that are, or are nearly ready. It looked really good with some sort of sheilding to keep engine bay heat away.
Let me know if u think its any good.
Sam
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No worries Rich
Ah the UNICHIP, how I'd love to have it.I got my performance parts from my good m8 in OZ who owns a perforance shop and he deals with APS. He came to Greece and set my car up but the only thing we couldn't do was the Unichip cause he obviously couldn't bring his 4wd RR with him and there are none in Greece. But I want it that bad that later on in the year I'll be visiting the UK with scooby and will be heading straight for Powerstation. Rich, don't forget to re map the Unichip after your new mods. Your car will be a rocket when complete.
Cheers m8
WREXY.
Ah the UNICHIP, how I'd love to have it.I got my performance parts from my good m8 in OZ who owns a perforance shop and he deals with APS. He came to Greece and set my car up but the only thing we couldn't do was the Unichip cause he obviously couldn't bring his 4wd RR with him and there are none in Greece. But I want it that bad that later on in the year I'll be visiting the UK with scooby and will be heading straight for Powerstation. Rich, don't forget to re map the Unichip after your new mods. Your car will be a rocket when complete.
Cheers m8
WREXY.
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