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vibrio

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25th Mar 03 at 15:50

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Originally posted by Steve106GTi
Okay went home in my lunch and quickly whacked on the OE air box, didnt know wot to expect cos i bought the car with the piper x on. Took it out for a spin. Oh my god the difference is astonishing. I seem to have gained a load more low down torque. Took it out on the M5 quickly and it seemed to wind past a ton a lot easy than normal. Of course it doesnt have as much grunt to the sound at high revs but im sure its pulling better.

I was informed that induction kits only work for a small number of cars anyway.

GET EM OFF LADS/LASSES

this is because of the pressure difference generated by the airbox. at high revs the cone filter is less retrictive

Steve

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25th Mar 03 at 15:58

vibrio wot wuld u say is the best out of the two? induction kit or modified OE box?

3CorsaMeal

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25th Mar 03 at 16:00

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Originally posted by Phil Hall
I wouldny go as big as that as you run the risk of sucking in water particles to the paper filter or worse through the mesh of an afermarket panel filter into the inlet.

wouldn't it be as much risk as having an induction kit?

vibrio

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25th Mar 03 at 16:07

modded air box. so long as it is sealed with cold air going in

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25th Mar 03 at 16:08

I suppose it all boils down to the fact that Kev and his mates claim huge BHP increases when a K&N goes in.

Fact: new Exhaust and Filter will probably decrease power unless you get the ECU changed to allow for the mods.

Tales of huge power gains as opposed to tales of light wallets tend to get spouted a bit too much so everyone takes it as gospel.

Obviously a well worked system of mods can produce power gains but in the majority of kevved up systems it doesnt.

I'd feel confident that my 1.6 corsa is faster as standard than 95% of self modded 1.6 corsa's and 100% faster than any corsa with an NA engine < 1.6 in size.

LL

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25th Mar 03 at 16:09

I dont think so as the ind kit will spread the suction over a larger area. The air travelling into your airbox through a modified hole would prob have a greater velocity than air into the ind kit.

I could be wrong tho.

Steve

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25th Mar 03 at 16:09

that bird in ur avatar turns me on summit chronic vibs

wot u think i shld do to it vibs? panel filter and holes u think?

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25th Mar 03 at 16:13

quote:
Originally posted by LiviLion
I'd feel confident that my 1.6 corsa is faster as standard than 95% of self modded 1.6 corsa's and 100% faster than any corsa with an NA engine < 1.6 in size.

LL

I've got a NA 1.6 16v, wanna race then?

Steve

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25th Mar 03 at 16:15

patricks off agen

LiviLion

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25th Mar 03 at 16:18

quote:
Originally posted by Patrick

quote:
Originally posted by LiviLion
I'd feel confident that my 1.6 corsa is faster as standard than 95% of self modded 1.6 corsa's and 100% faster than any corsa with an NA engine < 1.6 in size.

LL

I've got a NA 1.6 16v, wanna race then?

Only if you've done *EVERY* mod yourself.

LL

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25th Mar 03 at 16:22

u tried cleanin ur filter?
might be clogged up

Patrick

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25th Mar 03 at 16:23

Whatever pricks. Can't say nothing no more!

Steve

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25th Mar 03 at 16:24

vibrio answer my ques.???

3CorsaMeal

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25th Mar 03 at 16:28

panel filter and holes or panel filter and air ducts?

i gonna try air ducts!

Steve

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25th Mar 03 at 16:44

hmmm, im not sure mite try holes how much for a panel filter roughly neways? let me know how u do 3corsa

3CorsaMeal

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25th Mar 03 at 16:46

will do! Bout £40-50 for a panel i think

Phil Hall

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25th Mar 03 at 16:46

Steve> If I were u Id get a new airbox from a scrappies (£10 max) and a filter for £25, then drill it. If you dont like it then just put it back the way it was.

I didnt buy a replacement box so when I sold me car if had nasty black tape over the holes. Looked crap.

Phil Hall

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25th Mar 03 at 16:47

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Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
will do! Bout £40-50 for a panel i think

Shouldnt be any more than £35 max 3CM.
Jetex = £20

3CorsaMeal

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25th Mar 03 at 16:50

cool, i will be feeling better off when i buy it, "bargin"

Gambit

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25th Mar 03 at 16:52

well i got my PiperX panel filter delivered to my door for 31 soss

Steve

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25th Mar 03 at 16:56

yes but none of u own 106's i bet theyre stinking expensive knowing my luck

3CorsaMeal

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25th Mar 03 at 16:56

i like to over estimate, that way its always a good surprise.....

Mark Petty

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25th Mar 03 at 17:02

I've just ordered my panel filter now, and will be drilling holes soon.Ive always thought those induction kits sucked in the heat from the engines which must be crap for the performance.

Phil Hall

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25th Mar 03 at 17:14

Its Toooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Peeeeeettttttttyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

hi Tom

[Edited on 25-03-2003 by Phil Hall]

vibrio

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25th Mar 03 at 20:19

quote:
Originally posted by Patrick

quote:
Originally posted by LiviLion
I'd feel confident that my 1.6 corsa is faster as standard than 95% of self modded 1.6 corsa's and 100% faster than any corsa with an NA engine < 1.6 in size.

LL

I've got a NA 1.6 16v, wanna race then?

I'll race you and I got less power than you but strangly more torque

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