ACT Induction Kit
ACT Induction Kit
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denley

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53 posts

311 months

Tuesday 17th May 2005
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Any feedback on the ACT induction kit for a Chimaera, namely K&N filter, smooth bore pipes etc. I am considering the kit as my inlet hose is now starting to perish & would be grateful for any comments?

Nuggs

4,640 posts

263 months

Tuesday 17th May 2005
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Fantastic piece of kit. Decent performance upgrade for not a lot of wedge (it looks good too).

To stop myself from sounding like a broken record...

In another thread Nuggs said:
The engine is much keener to rev, and whereas pre-kit it was getting wheezy around 4,700rpm, it will now rev happily (and pull strongly) up to 5,100ish...

The throttle response is sharper. It does also look and sound better.

I'm not saying it's turned the Chim into a car with jet fighter performance, but I can't believe there are too many other things one could do to it for c.£160 that make such a difference.

Highly recommended

gf350

805 posts

295 months

Tuesday 17th May 2005
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I've got one, can't say I've noticed much of a power gain but I already had a silicon hose from the afm to the plemum and I kept the foam air filter as it had only just been replaced at a service a week before.
The two pipes are a tad tricky to fit, if you get one e-mail me and I'll tell you how I did it otherwise it might take a few goes, well it did for me anyway.
cheers,
GF

stegefal

196 posts

260 months

Tuesday 17th May 2005
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Ive got one and think they are a simple, but effective upgrade that you are probably going to have to do at some stage if you intend to do any other more complex tuning to the engine.

Fittting is a definite 2 man job.

jem

548 posts

269 months

Tuesday 17th May 2005
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stegefal said:
Ive got one and think they are a simple, but effective upgrade


yep

and get enough act heat sleeving to cover both elements of the intake pipe, and 4 stainless cable ties from demon tweaks to secure it.

It keeps the air cool for max esplosivity and protects teh pipe.

J

Corin Denton

8,762 posts

297 months

Tuesday 17th May 2005
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