Induction advice...

Leigh_EvoIX

Leigh_EvoIX

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I have an APS induction kit fitted at the moment with what I think is a K&N cone.

Here come the questions so please do try and help :D

Are these good?
I've read about water intake... Is it worth changing to a mushroom filter?
Will I need a remap if I change filter?
Easy job? Don't mind loosing the intercooler spray....

Any other info please...
 
fq-craigus

fq-craigus

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Where is the filter located? Down low? You shouldn't have to worry about water. Unlike my old car I had an aem intake which was in the bottom of my bumper so had to be careful of puddles.

mushrooms r reccomended cos they are tried tested and work its only heat soak you need to worry about so make a plate up to box it into the corner buddy

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Leigh_EvoIX

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Yea, its down low behind the bumper. Read a few threads over the road about problems.
 
fq-craigus

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Well kits that are low are great for cold air but when it comes to water I wouldn't risk it again, my old car would missfire when I hit a big puddle which used to worry me and I would end to.losing vtec and allsorts. Swap.it out for one higher up and section off to avoid heat soak is ny advice and in the meantime if u git a puddle.and the car missfires.do not turn the car off until its running right and all moisture is out the system or its an aa job
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Steve220

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Get the filter behind the passenger headlight. There's a natural flow of cold air from the bumper there. I wouldn't go for a mushroom filter unless you want problems with your engine and maf further down the line. Get a nice big K&N filter with a MAF adapter :)
 
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