Raceland enclosed induction kit

[luke1988]

is it worth swapping a K&N induction kit for an enclosed Raceland induction kit? are there any benefits?

[JamesR]

Barely, just keep the K&N and invest in a heat shield and keep the standard ducting directing air at it.

[seanknu]

if i were you i would get the raceland one as it draws in more cold air from the front of the car rather than a K&N would draw a lot of warm air from around the engine

[luke1988]

if i were you i would get the raceland one as it draws in more cold air from the front of the car rather than a K&N would draw a lot of warm air from around the engine

Hmm, that does make sense. Cheers mate

[JamesR]

if i were you i would get the raceland one as it draws in more cold air from the front of the car rather than a K&N would draw a lot of warm air from around the engine

A induction kit will gain 5bhp AT VERY BEST, the Raceland would probably gain 1 or 2. There not worth spending a huge ammount on, if he already has the K&N he may aswell just get a heat shield, because at the end of the day spendng £85 on a Raceland isn't going to make a worthwhile difference tbh

[Saaamon]

Panel filter and modify your standard ducting. Personally i think them big raceland induction kits are a waste of money.

[saxokid100]

just keep the K&N ....................

[stevo67]

Just put a panel filter in unless you want the meaty induction roar.

Steve.

[LWS_71]

'good' cold air feed + panel filter > any induction kit

[Krys_23]

Theres going to be no difference or 0.1 in any of them. waste of time and money.

[Aron]

it will not make any real difference but will be kinder to your engine in the long run using a raceland as you will get lower inlet temps.