First oil question now risking it with an induction kit question ....
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First oil question now risking it with an induction kit question ....
Simple question on induction kits ...
is the basic premise and the reason why they are not suggested generally that you will have a natural increase in intake temprature negating the benefits of increased airflow ... (assmuing it's mapped accordingly).
I ask this because I'm always reading you don't "need" induction ..... I don't need a fkin expensive subaru but I still love it
So in a perfect world you would have an induction kit but (if possible) with the same air temps as the std air box ... ? ?? ?? ??
.... as before ... dont hurt me ....
is the basic premise and the reason why they are not suggested generally that you will have a natural increase in intake temprature negating the benefits of increased airflow ... (assmuing it's mapped accordingly).
I ask this because I'm always reading you don't "need" induction ..... I don't need a fkin expensive subaru but I still love it
So in a perfect world you would have an induction kit but (if possible) with the same air temps as the std air box ... ? ?? ?? ??
.... as before ... dont hurt me ....
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I'd go for an induction kit with a cold air feed (from inner wing etc). You can always plumb your aircon into the filter intake saps a bit of power but air temps are good
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I'm actually looking at one of these .....
but not here for a barny LOL
BMC AIR FILTER | AIR FILTERS | car - bike - high performance - racing - on-line store
but not here for a barny LOL
BMC AIR FILTER | AIR FILTERS | car - bike - high performance - racing - on-line store
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More power than you make from the limited air flow velocity via a air con unit. If it was that simple every car (road and race) would use such a setup. As it is there isn't a single one.
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Simple question on induction kits ...
is the basic premise and the reason why they are not suggested generally that you will have a natural increase in intake temprature negating the benefits of increased airflow ... (assmuing it's mapped accordingly).
I ask this because I'm always reading you don't "need" induction ..... I don't need a fkin expensive subaru but I still love it
So in a perfect world you would have an induction kit but (if possible) with the same air temps as the std air box ... ? ?? ?? ??
.... as before ... dont hurt me ....
is the basic premise and the reason why they are not suggested generally that you will have a natural increase in intake temprature negating the benefits of increased airflow ... (assmuing it's mapped accordingly).
I ask this because I'm always reading you don't "need" induction ..... I don't need a fkin expensive subaru but I still love it
So in a perfect world you would have an induction kit but (if possible) with the same air temps as the std air box ... ? ?? ?? ??
.... as before ... dont hurt me ....
Some will claim straightening the air flow is a good thing, but considering on a turbo setup that same air then has to be navigated to the turbo, compressed by the impella, fed thru an intercooler and then on to the intake manifold, having a straight bit of pipe with a filter on then becomes slightly academic
Also on most cars under bonnet temps are no where near as bad as some make out that they are. And once the car is moving the engine bay should receive good airflow (it must else the rad wouldn't work and it'd over heat). So while not ideal in the real world out there on the roads they are not as bad as often made out. Taking IAT readings with various setups would however confirm the variance and an estimate on HP loss could be made.
Biggest thing to remember - an air filters primary purpose it to filter. So use a filter that has a reputation for good filtering and not just flow rate.
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Don't know about the Impreza, but the change in noise by fitting an induction kit to a FSTI is LOVELY !!!
Again, dont know about the Impreza, but the air for the OEM intake is extracted from the engine compartment just to the left of the front yellow cap (forget what that is from memory) via an intake underneath that black plastic thing (snorkus). Can't see that the temp of the air there is much different to around the induction kit personally. Am monitoring it with a probe at the moment with no real conclusions being drawn as of yet.
It also means that the snorkus can be removed (snorkusectomy) thus getting rid of a couple of kgs of weight - it's huge !
Had to have it remapped after fitting as it was completely ******** up the MAF sensor, leading to serious overfuelling. Went from 335/313 to 360/398 after the map. Can't conclusively put much of that down to the induction kit though.
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Again, dont know about the Impreza, but the air for the OEM intake is extracted from the engine compartment just to the left of the front yellow cap (forget what that is from memory) via an intake underneath that black plastic thing (snorkus). Can't see that the temp of the air there is much different to around the induction kit personally. Am monitoring it with a probe at the moment with no real conclusions being drawn as of yet.
It also means that the snorkus can be removed (snorkusectomy) thus getting rid of a couple of kgs of weight - it's huge !
Had to have it remapped after fitting as it was completely ******** up the MAF sensor, leading to serious overfuelling. Went from 335/313 to 360/398 after the map. Can't conclusively put much of that down to the induction kit though.
Rich
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