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p-nut
16th April 2008, 13:15
Done a search and i havnt found the answer i'm looking for;

i'm about to order a new induction kit for the vts to replace my k&n, but i'm completely torn between what to buy; the green forced induction kit or a BMC CDA?

Which is the overall better one performance wise? They both work out more or less the same price, but the green looks better, and the bmc is carbon fibre.

So which is proven to give the best performance gains?

Baz
16th April 2008, 13:20
there was only like 0.# between then when a guy who came to our NW RR meet. Though can't remember which was the better of the two. So tbh i don't think it matters too much.

David
16th April 2008, 13:54
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=141620

b0t13
16th April 2008, 14:04
get the raceland(with green filter) if u like the looks of it, cheaper and same performance, just slightly harder to fit.

leeK9
16th April 2008, 14:07
yea get the raceland as im gettin the BMC and we can swap if there is ever a meet

Sammy
16th April 2008, 15:33
had both

for noise the green is so much better

kev999_VTR
16th April 2008, 15:40
Green ftw imo, cheaper, looks better, and performance wise there both the same. Say no more! lol.

DaxVTR
16th April 2008, 16:14
im gonig to be a sod and the for the basis that my Raceland induction is really awfuly put together it doesnt sit flush with the bolts attaching both heatshields etc, i think its touch and go if you get a good one, which is why im getting a BMC CDA as soon as possible :), also the raceland can sound really flat in lower gears.

p-nut
16th April 2008, 18:14
well i was thinking more of going for the actual green scoop and filter as opposed to the raceland scoop and green filter as i've heard the raceland doesnt sit right. how well does the green kit sit?

bullit
16th April 2008, 19:24
id go green. im sure they fit fine. if my old procompe went in there shouldnt be any problems

preds got one

KamRacing
17th April 2008, 07:51
for the money the green is not a good fit. Certainly we've had enough returned that we don't stock them anymore.. Some model cars seem to fit fine but other people really struggle

immense
17th April 2008, 08:32
I've got a BMC CDA, it is very quiet although it looks nice and I'm sure it is doing a good job... although the bloke that fitted it, didn't really fit the cold air feed part correctly IMO, so I'll be amending that myself once I get some silicone hosing through :)

Baz
17th April 2008, 10:25
green sits fine on my furio...however it has snapped a little from engine movement as its screwed into the slam panel. sounds good though

KamRacing
17th April 2008, 11:48
if you screw the Green to the slam panel you need stiff engine mounts to stop it from breaking. Best to cable tie so there is a little flex.

We have a BMC on the 16v lupo here and it really roars!

Jimmy-Boy
17th April 2008, 15:24
bmc for looks and easier fit - imo

olly_vts
18th April 2008, 16:01
get a bmc, they make such anice rumble. Slightly more expensive but definately worth it.

Steve
18th April 2008, 16:08
my bmc makes a nice noise but richies green simota sounds awesome and can feel the power kick in at 4k revs in a vtr.