K&N 57i for the 1.2

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LowPoloCo.
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Post by LowPoloCo. »

on the job, bare with me
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https://www.youtube*.com/watch?v=9Tj3dU0zXMY

there you go, poor video, sorry guys, i'll get a better one soon, i'll get someone else to video it, it was difficult, plus, my phone inverted the image!?!? so im on the wrong side of the road!!!
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Cheers mate :D

and another thing, where have you located the other end of the cold air feed?
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errr i don't quite follow,

but basically, as far as the cold air feed is concerned, i left the stock one there, connected to the trumpet, and pointed it at the filter! :lol:

i have plans to use the extension hose off the hoover to create another cold-air feed, just for fun.

but to summarise, the original feed is still in the same place, but it tied to some various other tubes near the filter, and left pointing at it.

thanks
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Post by carmadaaron »

oright. 'cos some people have longer feeds and have it located down at the fog light grill.
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yeh, im gonna do tht aswell, but with another hose, im gonna try and get as much air to it as possible!!! :lol:
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LowPoloCo. wrote:yeh, im gonna do tht aswell, but with another hose, im gonna try and get as much air to it as possible!!! :lol:
M8, that sounds mint im def gunna get one. I take it you cant put the engine cover bk on then? Bit of a shame if ya cant.
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err nahh, coz the engine cover has a built in air box, which attaches to the throttle body, but in place of this, the induction kit attaches to the throttle body, so thers no room for the engine cover.

still, makes it look a bit bigger under there :lol:

not so ashamed to pop the lid now
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LowPoloCo. wrote:err nahh, coz the engine cover has a built in air box, which attaches to the throttle body, but in place of this, the induction kit attaches to the throttle body, so thers no room for the engine cover.

still, makes it look a bit bigger under there :lol:

not so ashamed to pop the lid now
Im sure u can buy pannel filters or a direct replacement dat'll do the same job. Iv seen loads of golfs n Polos with engine covers on with K&N's under the bonnet. Can't you attatch a pipe or sumthing dat'l let u get the engine cover on?
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i dont think so, because either one is attached or the other.

unless you can get a two way pipe, which allows you to put the filter somehwere else in the bay, and still allowing you to attach the cover? but i don't think thts possible? :? but i don't really know

i think the ones that have the engine cover still on them, are not induction kit ones, just ones with replaced panel filters, coz all you do is a straight swap? i believe, but you dont get the same sound as the beast i got :lol:
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LowPoloCo. wrote:i dont think so, because either one is attached or the other.

unless you can get a two way pipe, which allows you to put the filter somehwere else in the bay, and still allowing you to attach the cover? but i don't think thts possible? :? but i don't really know

i think the ones that have the engine cover still on them, are not induction kit ones, just ones with replaced panel filters, coz all you do is a straight swap? i believe, but you dont get the same sound as the beast i got :lol:
Yeh i spose, But one Golf I saw had the engine cover on, and a hose running out with a cone filter on the end. Looked mint!
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yeh man i bet,

story of my life - "why dont you do like tht golf?" "that golf is nice, yours isnt" "my golfs nice, your polos a cheap version of it, therefore your a bad person"

:evil:

thts too all the arrogant golf owners, we LIKE our polos, and im not ashamed!!!
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LowPoloCo. wrote:yeh man i bet,

story of my life - "why dont you do like tht golf?" "that golf is nice, yours isnt" "my golfs nice, your polos a cheap version of it, therefore your a bad person"

:evil:

thts too all the arrogant golf owners, we LIKE our polos, and im not ashamed!!!
Yeh true, Iv got a 1.2 aswell n im happy with it. Just want it to be a bit louder. i reckon polos look nicer than golfs tho, especially the new Polo Gti, looks way better than the golf gti.
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Post by LowPoloCo. »

m8, this is for you then! if you want sound, get this, i would have never expected anything near the quality of this,

it sounds like nothing else
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Post by carmadaaron »

I know its a bit early, but can you keep us posted about petrol consumption after this kit?

Im not too sure on the induction or just a drop in filter.. :? havent decided yet... yes a big noise is good, but i dont want MPG to go down :(.. as im currently only getting ~280miles on a tank :roll:
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