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Offline Pearce69

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Help with induction kit on a 8v
« on: 10 August 2010, 22:05 »
Hey guys

Iv bin looking at my engine bay and i cant get to grips with how an induction kit will fit? On top of the airbox is a box with the fuel lines running to the engine. or at least thats what i think. Anyway how did you guys go about doing it? I dont want an uprated panel filter i want abit of sound lol.

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #1 on: 10 August 2010, 22:24 »
It looks the same as this cars engine bay (bottom pic)

http://www.clubgti.com/FORUM/showthread.php?t=196444

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #2 on: 11 August 2010, 00:13 »
You cannot fit a induction kit.

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #3 on: 11 August 2010, 02:27 »
Yeah like Wayne said, you are running K Jet (Mechanical?) fuel injection.
Induction kits will fit a later model injection system such as Digifant.

You should be able to get a K&N or similar panel filter for your airbox though.

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #4 on: 11 August 2010, 06:51 »
Ok cheers 4 the help guys

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #5 on: 11 August 2010, 08:20 »
I "think" pipercross did a complete replacement for the bottom half of the box, but then that was ~£80.

As mentioned it is more cost and response effective to get a panel filter fitted and if you really want to, remove the bottom half of the standard box, and drill some 1/2" holes on the wing side of the box for an induction roar.

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #6 on: 11 August 2010, 13:30 »
Slick in not locking dull, repetitive thread shocker.  :huh:
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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #7 on: 11 August 2010, 13:34 »
I'm in a "helpful" mood today. I haven't been for months.  :lipsrsealed:

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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #8 on: 11 August 2010, 16:05 »
I "think" pipercross did a complete replacement for the bottom half of the box, but then that was ~£80.

As mentioned it is more cost and response effective to get a panel filter fitted and if you really want to, remove the bottom half of the standard box, and drill some 1/2" holes on the wing side of the box for an induction roar.
yeah one of these, i was considering one


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Re: Help with induction kit on a 8v
« Reply #9 on: 11 August 2010, 16:11 »
You cannot fit a induction kit.
I believe its possible if you change the metering head to one from an old volvo 740.... cant find a pic but i have seen it done.. you could if you really wanted to, take out panel filter and leave the box empty, get the right sized pipe to go to the inlet of the box and fit a cone to that!
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