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MY00 / FMIC / Induction
Morning all,
I'm looking to install a FMIC soon, but currently have standard airbox and filter. Is it possible to fit the FMIC pipework around the standard airbox? Has anyone done this? - pics would be appreciated
If it doesn't seem feasible and an induction kit has to be fitted, can anyone recommend me a decent induction kit for a MY00 that isn't likely to kill the girly MAF sensor?
Am planning on going MAFless at some point, but until then I need a reliable solution.
Cheers.
I'm looking to install a FMIC soon, but currently have standard airbox and filter. Is it possible to fit the FMIC pipework around the standard airbox? Has anyone done this? - pics would be appreciated
If it doesn't seem feasible and an induction kit has to be fitted, can anyone recommend me a decent induction kit for a MY00 that isn't likely to kill the girly MAF sensor?
Am planning on going MAFless at some point, but until then I need a reliable solution.
Cheers.
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Cheers fellas. Was fairly sure the airbox had to go, never seen an install with standard airbox / FMIC. Was just wondering if someone had done it.
I'm happy to go with a cone,the fact that grizz has run one for a couple of years makes me feel better. The RCM or K+N types seem favourite, although the RCM kit is a lot more expensive than the K+N! But as with all the RCM stuff - fantastic quality.
Thanks guys.
I'm happy to go with a cone,the fact that grizz has run one for a couple of years makes me feel better. The RCM or K+N types seem favourite, although the RCM kit is a lot more expensive than the K+N! But as with all the RCM stuff - fantastic quality.
Thanks guys.
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Would the airbox have tp be binned if a lateral FMIC / Raditor kit was used? I've seen installs where the pipe runs dont go into the airbox area?
I am using a pro alloy FMIC so had to remove the airbox.
I am using a pro alloy FMIC so had to remove the airbox.
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You could probably keep the airbox with a Lateral FMIC, I don't think the pipework comes through the wing like most other FMICs. I honestly can't justify the £1200 for one, though it does look like a nicely engineered piece of kit. I'd much rather spend the money on a Hybrid and induction kit.
Going back to induction kits.....all the places that sell K+N's don't recommend fitting them to a 99/00 because of he MAF sensors. I'm sure I've seen other 99/00 owners who have had them fitted without issue. - can anyone confirm?
I notice that Power Engineering do a 'Power Induction kit' that uses a K+N cone with a special adapter that is apparently more suited to the 99/00 MAFs - can anyone vouch for these?
Cheers.
Going back to induction kits.....all the places that sell K+N's don't recommend fitting them to a 99/00 because of he MAF sensors. I'm sure I've seen other 99/00 owners who have had them fitted without issue. - can anyone confirm?
I notice that Power Engineering do a 'Power Induction kit' that uses a K+N cone with a special adapter that is apparently more suited to the 99/00 MAFs - can anyone vouch for these?
Cheers.
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Girly MAF on a MY00
A bit late I know... but...
Power Engineering don't do the specialist 99-00 intake anymore as the supplier has gone bust!!
The only difference with this kit was that it had a curved adapter that 'smoothed out' the air flow, hence making it less turbulent for the MAF to deal with.
We have just fitted a Simota Industion kit to our MY00 Classic track car, this has the same curved adapter and is v. good quality! (off ebay for £45)
The main thing to remember is to secure the induction kit to the inner wing & chassis using rubber gromet mounts, as this minimises damaging vibrations that will help to kill the MAF.
We have secured the MAF using a home made aluminium heat shield that fits around the MAF and secures it against the inner wing... it doesn't move one bit!!
Cheers,
Kim.
Power Engineering don't do the specialist 99-00 intake anymore as the supplier has gone bust!!
The only difference with this kit was that it had a curved adapter that 'smoothed out' the air flow, hence making it less turbulent for the MAF to deal with.
We have just fitted a Simota Industion kit to our MY00 Classic track car, this has the same curved adapter and is v. good quality! (off ebay for £45)
The main thing to remember is to secure the induction kit to the inner wing & chassis using rubber gromet mounts, as this minimises damaging vibrations that will help to kill the MAF.
We have secured the MAF using a home made aluminium heat shield that fits around the MAF and secures it against the inner wing... it doesn't move one bit!!
Cheers,
Kim.
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