Which is the best induction kit.
Which is the best induction kit.
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buggs

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113 posts

250 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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Searched the forum for previous topics on this subject but could not find one for my particular model of car (s2 111s(04) . I am going for janspeed stage 1 exhaust. Which induction kit should i go with then please?

Mr_C

2,508 posts

260 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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does piooly (search for him on here)not do one mate? if he does it'll probably be the best value, but I can't remember his website!

piooly

1,176 posts

256 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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I've got some more coming up for sale very soon. £65 inc postage. Quite a few owners on here have them and like the product. I'll let you know when they are ready.

buggs

Original Poster:

113 posts

250 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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cheers

black_potato

282 posts

270 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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The best value is just to replace your paper filter with high quality foam one for around £35 from ITG or similar.

If you want a fancy noise inducer then there are several. The hurriciane is the most popular with a few others a bit cheaper but less well know. The nicer one is the ITG Carbon one but at closer to £350 its a fair amount of money.

ayjay

3,226 posts

298 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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ITG is the best made and fills up the engine bay quite nicely...

I actually prefer the Hurricane as it's simple and fecking loud!!!!!

neggs

39 posts

247 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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black_potato said:
The best value is just to replace your paper filter with high quality foam one for around £35 from ITG or similar.


Hiya,

I assume its really easy to replace the paper filter? Which foam one do you recommend?

Cheers!

neggs

39 posts

247 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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neggs said:
black_potato said:
The best value is just to replace your paper filter with high quality foam one for around £35 from ITG or similar.


Hiya,

I assume its really easy to replace the paper filter? Which foam one do you recommend?

Cheers!



Is this the one?

www.itgairfilters.com/maxogensystems.asp?section=maxogen&ID=2#

(want to make sure before i order!)

Thanks again.

dogchillibilly

72 posts

248 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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Go for a HURRICANE

I also have an 04 111S and I fitted one month ago. The car certainly roars now.
I still have a huge grin every time i boot it

I did a whole load of before and after videos, but the sound is so c**p on most of them i can't post.

I did manage this though - before and after from in car.

http://media.putfile.com/Hurricane-In

Sound is shocking - as is camera work - but you still hear the roar - and trust me it is LOUD.
We live just off a country road and the Mrs hears me a good few seconds before i get home.

neggs

39 posts

247 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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dogchillibilly said:
Go for a HURRICANE


Would it be easy to get someone to install it? ( I would trust myself ) Im in the Leeds area.

What do insurance companies think about them? Best place to buy?

Cheers

cej

961 posts

253 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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hurricane

black_potato

282 posts

270 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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neggs said:
neggs said:
black_potato said:
The best value is just to replace your paper filter with high quality foam one for around £35 from ITG or similar.


Hiya,

I assume its really easy to replace the paper filter? Which foam one do you recommend?

Cheers!



Is this the one?

Yep if you want the whole unit it looks like the one.
The other nice thing about the ITG is that they use a Tri layer foam filter which is easy to clean in hot soapy water, just make sure its dry before you oil it and put it back. The Hurricaine and similar need special cleaners as they use a hard paper/cotton style media.

www.itgairfilters.com/maxogensystems.asp?section=maxogen&ID=2#

(want to make sure before i order!)

Thanks again.

black_potato

282 posts

270 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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neggs said:
dogchillibilly said:
Go for a HURRICANE


Would it be easy to get someone to install it? ( I would trust myself ) Im in the Leeds area.

What do insurance companies think about them? Best place to buy?

Cheers


Insurance... if you just replace the pannel.. they cant say much, however if you replace the unit most high street insurance companies will load you with a 5-10% premium per mod.

Installation is fairly easy, if you can make a MFI unit and have a few tools and take your time you will be fine.

S Works

10,166 posts

281 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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£ for £ I'd say that the Hurricane offers good value and compromise between good quality materials, proven design and testing, and ease of fitment.

They're all much of a muchness, so it really depends on how much money you want to spend!

dogchillibilly

72 posts

248 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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neggs said:


Would it be easy to get someone to install it? ( I would trust myself ) Im in the Leeds area.


took me and a mate 2 hours - you have to jack the car up - whip rear wheel off - take out airbox one - swear alot at airbox 2 - take out airbox 2 - install induction kit.

neggs said:


What do insurance companies think about them? Best place to buy?

Cheers


i paid 50 quid extra for the year (bloody good value ) - some do them for free.
and www.eliseparts.com

go on - you know you want to!

stsly

71 posts

246 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Is the ITG Pro-Filter Panel Filter what you mean by replacing the panel ? Would something like this be as good ?

Tried adding a link but it broke!

Edited by stsly on Friday 16th June 14:59

cuzza

2,042 posts

284 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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stsly said:
[url]www.hangar111.com%2Fckshop.php%3Fp">www.hangar111.com/ckshop.php?item=591&ret=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hangar111.com%2Fckshop.php%3Fp[/url]

Is this what you mean by replacing the panel ? Would something like this be as good ?



Yep - that'll do it. 5 mins to fit max - you can get a K&N panel from Halfords which will do the same job (make it breathe a bit easier) and no postage. The ITG and Pipercross ones are foam whereas the K&N and Green ones are cotton - both of which are fine if you look after them, foam ones can start to disintegrate after a while if neglected.

stsly

71 posts

246 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Want to do something to increase the Rooaarrr!

Will probably give the insurance people a call before doing anything to make sure they are happy. As it's only a filter can't see why they wouldn't be but better to be safe.

happy days!

Edited by stsly on Friday 16th June 16:41