induction kits????
13 March 2000, 12:00 AM
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salsa-king,
Make sure you buy a kit specifically designed for your car. You need a kit which includes the correct adapter hardware to mount the cone-filter AND to connect the engine's vacuum (sp) breather system up correctly. If the breathers are not connected into the induction system, they won't work as intended and this may cause damage toi your engine. Pssst Bang!
I am not saying don't get a kit, they are great, just make sure you get the correct fitting for your car. £65 sounds very cheap for a kit that includes the necessary specialist adaptors.
Moray
Make sure you buy a kit specifically designed for your car. You need a kit which includes the correct adapter hardware to mount the cone-filter AND to connect the engine's vacuum (sp) breather system up correctly. If the breathers are not connected into the induction system, they won't work as intended and this may cause damage toi your engine. Pssst Bang!
I am not saying don't get a kit, they are great, just make sure you get the correct fitting for your car. £65 sounds very cheap for a kit that includes the necessary specialist adaptors.
Moray
13 March 2000, 07:39 AM
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has anyone got any advice on buying an induction kit?
K&N cost £68.50 (Roadrunner motorsport Nottm)
what's the advantage?
is fitting easy??
where do the pipes go that currently go over the air box now???
'97 Impreza Turdo (uk)
only have S/Steel Back box, apart from that standard car!
many thanks
K&N cost £68.50 (Roadrunner motorsport Nottm)
what's the advantage?
is fitting easy??
where do the pipes go that currently go over the air box now???
'97 Impreza Turdo (uk)
only have S/Steel Back box, apart from that standard car!
many thanks
13 March 2000, 11:31 AM
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Salsa,
I've fitted a K&N Induction kit to my MY97.
Other Mods. SS Downpipe & Backbox.
Very worthwhile investment!!!! Better pickup and lovely induction roar. You will also hear the turbo spooling up and the Psssht of the dump valve.
Price wise, try Pro-Sport in Melton Mowbray.
I am sure I paid about £65
Fitting is a piece of Psssht.
Cheers
Chris
I've fitted a K&N Induction kit to my MY97.
Other Mods. SS Downpipe & Backbox.
Very worthwhile investment!!!! Better pickup and lovely induction roar. You will also hear the turbo spooling up and the Psssht of the dump valve.
Price wise, try Pro-Sport in Melton Mowbray.
I am sure I paid about £65
Fitting is a piece of Psssht.
Cheers
Chris
13 March 2000, 01:14 PM
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Hi Moray,
Any idea which firm has the required know how and understanding to fit one of these?
I know that there are a plethora of kits available to fit now, but it seems as though it needs to be the right one.
Cem
Any idea which firm has the required know how and understanding to fit one of these?
I know that there are a plethora of kits available to fit now, but it seems as though it needs to be the right one.
Cem
13 March 2000, 02:10 PM
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adverts in the car mags say a 57i K&N are for the Impreza!!!!! do these have all the right fittings?????
all seem to be around £70!!!!
Do I get the same affect with only a Magnex 4" end Back box, want the SOUND!!! or should I have the through pipe as well?
but that takes out the CAT!!!!!!
does that create a problem for MOT's + emmition??
Do the transport agentise pull you over for spot checks on your cars emmitions??????
all seem to be around £70!!!!
Do I get the same affect with only a Magnex 4" end Back box, want the SOUND!!! or should I have the through pipe as well?
but that takes out the CAT!!!!!!
does that create a problem for MOT's + emmition??
Do the transport agentise pull you over for spot checks on your cars emmitions??????
13 March 2000, 04:59 PM
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Blowdog,
As long as you get the right kit for your car and you are not a complete loss with a socket set you can fit the kit yourself. I have fitted two different kits, both japanese, both with instructions in japanese (IIRC), but they both had very clear diagrams that made the fitting job easy.
Just take your time and be careful not to leave anything you loosened of loose. Oh, and be careful whan handling the MAF sensor, don't jolt it or poke things into it!
Handy hint: With japanese instructions, the car model for impreza bits tends to be the "GC8"(4/2Dr) of "GF8" (5Dr), so, for instance, if fitting a Blitz SUS Power filter, choose the "GC8" impreza bracket rather than the other one for the Legacy.
Moray
As long as you get the right kit for your car and you are not a complete loss with a socket set you can fit the kit yourself. I have fitted two different kits, both japanese, both with instructions in japanese (IIRC), but they both had very clear diagrams that made the fitting job easy.
Just take your time and be careful not to leave anything you loosened of loose. Oh, and be careful whan handling the MAF sensor, don't jolt it or poke things into it!
Handy hint: With japanese instructions, the car model for impreza bits tends to be the "GC8"(4/2Dr) of "GF8" (5Dr), so, for instance, if fitting a Blitz SUS Power filter, choose the "GC8" impreza bracket rather than the other one for the Legacy.
Moray
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