Which induction kit?

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11-28-2018, 11:41 PM

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Bluejack

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Hi there.

I've used:

AEM V2 - sounded great but car would often stutter when using lots of throttle in the rain, which I didn't like

K&N 57i plus Spoon snorkle - sounded nearly as good at the AEM but heatsoak in summer traffic and I failed a drive by noise test at Brands Hatch

Standard airbox with cut out insides and Spoon snorkle - with a cheap eBay intake pipe too. Sounds quieter but no heatsoak, no water issues, looks more original and slightly more responsive than the other two set ups.

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11-29-2018, 01:55 AM

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Originally Posted by s2000_f20

Miloking, Dont you have to cut the underside of your hood to fit your induction kit scoop?

nope..since its a only replica mugen intake i decided to cut off the scoop from it so now the intake is same spot as oem. i didnt want to cut up the car.

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11-30-2018, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TangoVTEC

Ah good point, I don’t think it is DBW compatible, you’d have to add something for your temp sensor.

Its dead easy to adapt any of these intakes for the temp sensor on a DBW throttle car. Just drill a suitable sized hole to accept the sensor. My AEM V2 needs this as did the PWJDM intake.