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RJNoff
13th January 2008, 19:08
Ive been looking around for the first induction kit for my Saxo VTR and came across this R-Power one for under £50:
http://www.dcp-shop.co.uk/buy-car-accessories/product_info.php?products_id=20014
I just wondered is any of you have experienced one similar and what kind of performance/noise it produces..
Thanks in advance,
R.J Noff
Baz
13th January 2008, 19:13
Personally wouldn't bother, you want an enclosed induction kit. ie the Raceland with green filter from Kam-Racing
rushy_23
13th January 2008, 19:16
Welcome to the forum mate.
Well like Baz said, you probably want to stay away from open filters. You want
something more enclosed like a BMC CDA.
The standard airbox will most likely perform better than an open air filter.
KamRacing
13th January 2008, 19:17
Looks like a foam filter... I'd at the very least be looking at a quality cotton filter in any kit I chose
ps welcome to the club :y:
RJNoff
13th January 2008, 19:18
Yea, I was gonna go for a green cotton one but they're expensive and this one looked decent for £49. Beats the stock air filter.
wizzkiddy
13th January 2008, 19:21
hi, nobber :L
welcome 2 the forum
enclosed inductions r very good, google saxo vtr + enclosed induction and you will find all you need
wizzkiddy
wizzkiddy
13th January 2008, 19:22
also mate would you be up for coming 2 a meet in bournemouht next sunday ?
KamRacing
13th January 2008, 19:22
I think even the basic raceland would be better than that. Only costs something like £20 more and its an enclosed kit too.
Could upgrade at a later date to a green filter when funds allow
RJNoff
13th January 2008, 19:23
Why can't you edit a post on these forums? The standard airbox will most likely perform better than an open air filter. How u know its an open air filter?
roboedge
13th January 2008, 19:41
why are the enclosed systems better than the open filters?
KamRacing
13th January 2008, 19:48
because they isolate the induction from the hot enginebay
roboedge
13th January 2008, 19:59
so cold air is better for fuel to air mixture, what advantage is cold air then??
RJNoff
13th January 2008, 20:08
So you would recommend this: http://www.kam-racing.com/product_info.php/cPath/98_158/products_id/695
How can I be sure it will fit? Tried to fit a green cotton one yesterday and there was a few loose pipes.
BENSAX3
13th January 2008, 20:32
quite a few people have an racland enduction kit and seem very pleased with them once they have upgraded the filter inside the racland induction kit to a green cotton one mate. defently order from kam racing as they seen like a really helpful company.
engines work better with cold air as it is denser if you wanjt to know more about this pm me as this could turn into an essay lol!!
roboedge
13th January 2008, 20:41
RJNoff recommended the Kam Racing filter (see link posted) would that fit a 2003 vtr do you know?
roboedge
13th January 2008, 20:43
Additional to above: We were going to get a K&N but reading some of the posts on here you guys are saying the Green filter/ enclosed systems. What would be the best option?
Predator_R32
13th January 2008, 21:07
it just looks wrong tbh
BENSAX3
13th January 2008, 21:25
as far as i no it fits all models but pm kam racing and he will clarify
coza
14th January 2008, 07:17
i think its a good bit of kit to get :)
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