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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Golf mk4 TDI => Topic started by: Chris_cj on 13 July 2012, 17:06
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Hi guys
My cars booked in on Monday for a remap and i was wondering if it was worth while to smooth the airbox and/or run a air feed from the grill to the box
Would i see much if any gains buy doing this over stock?
Cheers for any help
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Probably not huge gains, but it's certainly not going to hurt! Think about it, if your car requires air to run efficiently; if you can increase airflow and decrease the temperature (with a cold air intake) you are increasing air density and improving the productivity of the engine! :smiley:
(I am no expert on the workings of a car, hence the lack of technical lingo in this reply!) That, n the fact that I've had a few!! :grin: :grin:
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It won't hurt at all. But then again it probably won't do much either. All I know is that when it comes to upgrading filters/induction kits and running CAI diesel don't see the gains that petrols do...No idea why. :undecided:
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Cheers for your replys guys.
if my mate wakes up and brings me his dremel ill do it, if not not a huge lose
cheers again
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Probably not huge gains, but it's certainly not going to hurt! Think about it, if your car requires air to run efficiently; if you can increase airflow and decrease the temperature (with a cold air intake) you are increasing air density and improving the productivity of the engine! :smiley:
(I am no expert on the workings of a car, hence the lack of technical lingo in this reply!) That, n the fact that I've had a few!! :grin: :grin:
Parp.
Incorrect, you do not want to cool the air charge entering a C.I. engine. Ergo - cold air feed is utterly worthless.