What induction kit?
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What induction kit?
I have got a my94 wrx and im buying a hybrid intercooler second hand from a member off here.Now i just need to know what are the best rated induction kits to buy?
So could you please recomend me a good induction kit?
Im going to be running mafless and i will be running around 500bhp in time,so i want to buy the best one for my needs.
Cheers for any advise.
So could you please recomend me a good induction kit?
Im going to be running mafless and i will be running around 500bhp in time,so i want to buy the best one for my needs.
Cheers for any advise.
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Choose turbo end's diameter - either 60, 70 or 75mm (likely to be 75mm/3" though) - that is closest to your turbo intake pipe's diameter...
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Here: Ally tuned induction trumpet
Choose turbo end's diameter - either 60, 70 or 75mm (likely to be 75mm/3" though) - that is closest to your turbo intake pipe's diameter...
Choose turbo end's diameter - either 60, 70 or 75mm (likely to be 75mm/3" though) - that is closest to your turbo intake pipe's diameter...
So if i order this rcm one. http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=1151
And the induction trumpet off ebay with 75mm end it will all fit together on my car?or iam still missing something?
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Thanks for the link.
So if i order this rcm one. http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=1151
And the induction trumpet off ebay with 75mm end it will all fit together on my car?or iam still missing something?
So if i order this rcm one. http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=1151
And the induction trumpet off ebay with 75mm end it will all fit together on my car?or iam still missing something?
You just need the air filter on its own (so as to mate to the trumpet in my link).
Here are RCM's the two 160mm flange'd cones: http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...?catsLevel=183 (the top two items on that page).
One is long, the other is shorter - check out their dimensions and choose the one that will best fit in the space in your engine bay...
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No don't get that one - it comes with its own! trumpet which mates to the MAF - but you're deleting the MAF!
You just need the air filter on its own (so as to mate to the trumpet in my link).
Here are RCM's the two 160mm flange'd cones: http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...?catsLevel=183 (the top two items on that page).
One is long, the other is shorter - check out their dimensions and choose the one that will best fit in the space in your engine bay...
You just need the air filter on its own (so as to mate to the trumpet in my link).
Here are RCM's the two 160mm flange'd cones: http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...?catsLevel=183 (the top two items on that page).
One is long, the other is shorter - check out their dimensions and choose the one that will best fit in the space in your engine bay...
Thanks again.
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Obviously, you'll need a short piece of silicone hose and 2 jubillees to mate the turbo end of the trumpet to the turbo intake pipe.
Indeed, that silicone may have to be straight, 45-deg, 90-deg or 135-deg, depending on where the space is in the bay.
But if you're getting it all fitted/mapped at Alan's then leave it with him (he'll be stocked with silicones/joiners/clips, etc...)
Indeed, that silicone may have to be straight, 45-deg, 90-deg or 135-deg, depending on where the space is in the bay.
But if you're getting it all fitted/mapped at Alan's then leave it with him (he'll be stocked with silicones/joiners/clips, etc...)
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Obviously, you'll need a short piece of silicone hose and 2 jubillees to mate the turbo end of the trumpet to the turbo intake pipe.
Indeed, that silicone may have to be straight, 45-deg, 90-deg or 135-deg, depending on where the space is in the bay.
But if you're getting it all fitted/mapped at Alan's then leave it with him (he'll be stocked with silicones/joiners/clips, etc...)
Indeed, that silicone may have to be straight, 45-deg, 90-deg or 135-deg, depending on where the space is in the bay.
But if you're getting it all fitted/mapped at Alan's then leave it with him (he'll be stocked with silicones/joiners/clips, etc...)
Im going to give alan a call tomorrow and have a chat with him about fitting the fmic and induction kit for me when my engine has run in.
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The RCM trumpet is loadsa money by comparison -- that other one is only £26 delivered.
I can't remember if the turbo hose is a 75mm or 80mm OD. But, whatever, a silicone joiner with an 80mm ID will clamp round 75mm OD if tightened enough, so not an issue.
But Alan will know, anyway....
I can't remember if the turbo hose is a 75mm or 80mm OD. But, whatever, a silicone joiner with an 80mm ID will clamp round 75mm OD if tightened enough, so not an issue.
But Alan will know, anyway....
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