want a decent induction kit, any recomendations??
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I have the RCM one, looks awesome but car ran rough and have been told has to be remapped, cant afford that at the minute so may sell the kit as its just sat in shed. It does look the business though.
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Best recommendation, in the absence of you exceeding the measuring limit of the current MAF setup, is to stick with the standard airbox. As has already been said you're likely to need an immediate remap with most aftermarket replacements, and as there's negligible power gained simply through swapping the standard stuff for a cone (probably power lost if you don't insulate properly).
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ta for replys guys....so if i get a induction kit i need to map it or it run lumpy? scoobys seem complicated to bloody tune...lol have always had vauxahlls and didnt need to do half stuff u have to with scoobys lol
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If you have to get one I'd go for the APS 65mm, it's the same diam as the stock MAF housing so doesn't need rescaling. It also takes the air feed from inside the wing as opposed to the engine bay.
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scoobys seem complicated to bloody tune...lol have always had vauxahlls and didnt need to do half stuff u have to with scoobys lol
Guess he was asking why you think you need an induction kit.
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70mm not needed at this level of tune, 65mm does the same job but doesn't need rescaled. They do make a nice noise, but I'd question the merits of fitting one without the benefits a remap would give tbh.
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