Induction kits (yes or no?)
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As NS said, depends on your power goals. Not as necessary as some people are led to believe.
I opted for the 75mm APS CAIK.
There's some guy doing a group buy on APS kit in the Group Buy section.
I paid £195 from DSA. You WILL need a remap after fitting and should be kept off boost until that time.
I opted for the 75mm APS CAIK.
There's some guy doing a group buy on APS kit in the Group Buy section.
I paid £195 from DSA. You WILL need a remap after fitting and should be kept off boost until that time.
Get a blitz panel filter and then one of these blitz covers. frees up the air flow, saves your maff and prevents heat soak.
Blitz UK: Products > Air Filters > Blitz Ind Cover
Blitz UK: Products > Air Filters > Blitz Ind Cover
As NS said, depends on your power goals. Not as necessary as some people are led to believe.
I opted for the 75mm APS CAIK.
There's some guy doing a group buy on APS kit in the Group Buy section.
I paid £195 from DSA. You WILL need a remap after fitting and should be kept off boost until that time.
I opted for the 75mm APS CAIK.
There's some guy doing a group buy on APS kit in the Group Buy section.
I paid £195 from DSA. You WILL need a remap after fitting and should be kept off boost until that time.
This is quite old, but worth a read - put me off Blitz stuff for life
http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/fil...t/2/index.html
http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/fil...t/2/index.html
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