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does a bolt on air filter such as k&n or itg etc. really give a god amount of growl?
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y26/Lauri_123/66-1460-assembly.jpg
want one for my 1.2(carb) but worried it won't make an 'induction kit' roar.
cheers
p.s. which one is the loudest?? :D
unfortunately you wont get an induction 'roar' unless you have a multipoint injection engine.
if you want loud, an exhaust wil be the better option
on a 1.2 you're really not going to get anything near a "growl" lol, the closest you'll get is a slightly increased minimal rasping noise under heavy acceleration!
unfortunately you wont get an induction 'roar' unless you have a multipoint injection engine.
You will get an induction roar on any engine, the cone on my SPI engine is pretty loud.
I would go do as razorjack suggested, get a backbox, on a carb nova even a backbox can sound loud.
And that way you wont have problems with carb freeze during the winter, which would happen with a bolt on filter.
Aragorn
22-08-05, 05:40 PM
about the loudest noise possible from a carb motor is achieveable simply by removing the "handle" section sticking out the front of the fryingpan filter box
snapper
23-08-05, 12:07 AM
about the loudest noise possible from a carb motor is achieveable simply by removing the "handle" section sticking out the front of the fryingpan filter box
This I can confirm is true! Made a fair bit of noise by doing this to a 1.2 carb :)
Besides, I still think my old 1.4SR made more induction noise with a 32/34 Weber and a K&N than my GSi with K&N induction kit.
or just drill the hell out of the airbox,
on the dirty side of the filter of course :wink:
Aragorn
23-08-05, 10:35 PM
removing the handle is easier and quicker
mad-driver
23-08-05, 11:35 PM
removing the handle is easier and quicker
lol it fooled me i couldnt get mine off, maybe coz i didnt wanna break it trying though.
On another note buy a weber with ramair they seem to give a healthy growl...unless its just me :D
i was suprised at how loud my mates 1L is since i drilled the air box. sounds like a little valver
Aragorn
24-08-05, 12:08 AM
well the handle is metal so its quite stiff
remove the airbox and use a large screwdriver to pop out the round clips holding it inplace
Cassie-Nova
24-08-05, 12:14 AM
any one got the OFFICIAL web site for Ram-Air filters.... I have looked through about 25 diff web sites on Ram-Air but cant find one with regards to Novas - would like a ram air filter for my weber 32/34! Unless K&N are better than Ramair?
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