Which induction kit for my golf?

[Twitcher2403]

Hi all,

which kit would be better for my mk4 golf 2.0l gti?

I know theres alot of 2.0l haters out there and this induction kit wont make it rapid, but just fancy putting one on to make me feel better

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

K&N Filter?

http://www.awesome-gti.co.uk/product.php?xProd=10614&xSec=1997

or Neuspeed?

http://www.awesome-gti.co.uk/product.php?xProd=3693&xSec=1997

Thanks in advance!

[Wayne]

I would run a panel filter and a cold air feed.

[Twitcher2403]

Its definitly a cheaper option, but does it give you that extra grunt when you put your foot down? Thanks

[Wayne]

Its definitly a cheaper option, but does it give you that extra grunt when you put your foot down? Thanks

Induction kit will not add much if anything.

[Twitcher2403]

I'm not really expecting a power boost. I just want to hear a slight change in tone. Whats the best way to acheive this?

[Wayne]

I'm not really expecting a power boost. I just want to hear a slight change in tone. Whats the best way to acheive this?

Drilling the airbox will help 

[AlexMozza]

Drill the airbox FTW
Plus it does not look cheap and tacky

[golf-sib]

speaker under bonnet and play it on demand

[Ninja]

Drill the airbox FTW
Plus it does not look cheap and tacky

This post wins.

[Li-D]

Drill airbox like said get panel filter (told pipercross are best for vw's) and take crappy c.a.f off and fit a flexible one routed to the grill