I was wondering if fitting an induction kit to my Mpi would give any noticable power increase or is it better to just go for K&N OE replacement filter or just leave alone. Are the benefits purely just service life with the OE type?
Cheers
Jon
Question about induction kits?
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Question about induction kits?
by Jonknight » Mon Oct 03, 2011 8:20 pm
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by MiniMpi » Mon Oct 03, 2011 8:53 pm
Hi Jon,
The induction kits actually cost you power because the filter is just taking in hot air from around the engine
The best would be the K&N replacement airfilter. It does give you a tiny bit of power and the car drives way better
The induction kits actually cost you power because the filter is just taking in hot air from around the engine
The best would be the K&N replacement airfilter. It does give you a tiny bit of power and the car drives way better
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Re: Question about induction kits?
by Jonknight » Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:58 pm
Cool I'll give that a go. At least it will save me a couple of quid 
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Re: Question about induction kits?
by Jonknight » Tue Oct 04, 2011 7:48 pm
Cheers Ferg, was on to Ger earlier, he's gonna sort me out for one.
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