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Just wanted to know if a seat ibiza cupra pd160 air intake can be fitted to a Polo?
I've got a 1.4 tdi 2003 Polo and would like a few mods.
If anyone could let me know I'd really appreciate
Yes it will, and is a common mod to be fitted along with a cotton panel filter (K&N, pipercross) to improve airflow, some argue it's just a placebo though, I have this setup and I'm indifferent.
Honestly though on a 1.4 I'm not sure it's necessary as the three cylinders won't need that much more air, I've got one on my 1.9 and for the £60 pricetag I can't tell a spot of difference. What did make a huge difference for me though was a stage 1 remap I'd recommend getting yours mapped too, much more bang for your buck.
Okay, I've already gone for the K&N cotton panel filter.
Alright, so would you spend the money and get one if you knew this before?
Ah cool, I'll look into the remap, sounds good
Wanted to ask, is it a straight swap to upgrade the front speakers?
Also, are there many options regarding exhaust upgrades?
Probably, but that's only because I know I can get the money back when I'm finished with it.
As for the remap, it's a chunk of money you don't get back, but for me it was still money better spent.
Speakers I don't know, I'm happy with mine. I think they come riveted to a plastic mount that you have to drill out and find speakers of a similar size. Somebody more audio-technical could help you there.
As for exhaust upgrades you could get hold of a system from a 9n3 gti with twin chrome tailpipes which always looks good. (around £150 secondhand if you can find it) Jetex do a kit for the 9n3 and so do Milltek, but we're talking more serious money for those. (£400ish) The stock exhaust is good enough at the power you're running really, if you only want to improve the look you could cut the downward pointing pipes off the back box and have some straight pipes welded on with some chrome exhaust tips, I've seen it done to good effect!