Jetex Induction Kit/Cone Filter.

[james walker]

I've got one of these JR cones on my lcr, gives a really nice growl also can really hear the dv and turbo seems to spool up faster. car feels alot more responsive. I also have a heat sheild round it

where you get the heat shield matey?

 

[james walker]

I have a mamoth ITG filter. bit off topic but yeah its BIG

where from pal... any links to the itg?

 

[james walker]

http://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p176/ITG-MAXOGEN-AIRFILTER-80MM/product_info.html

oooh look at this one.. fappin huge

metal insert though, so a 80mm to 70mm reducer would be fine here me thinks.

may go for this one, heard good things on itg.

 

[harty190486]

http://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p176/ITG-MAXOGEN-AIRFILTER-80MM/product_info.html

oooh look at this one.. fappin huge

metal insert though, so a 80mm to 70mm reducer would be fine here me thinks.

may go for this one, heard good things on itg.

Thats flippin huge mate looks good and not expensive

 

[james walker]

heard itg do good work, but never had one myself... may try it to be different tbh

 

[GlanzaV]

The only thing I think is the "foam" style filters end up breaking down and getting scabby - but for the price?!

 

[Lodgey180]

http://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p176/ITG-MAXOGEN-AIRFILTER-80MM/product_info.html

oooh look at this one.. fappin huge

metal insert though, so a 80mm to 70mm reducer would be fine here me thinks.

may go for this one, heard good things on itg.

Thats the one i have .. it isnt oiled either just a big lump of foam

 

[james walker]

how does it perform mate?

 

[J0N]

Look what the Postie's just dropped off, woo hoo!

Fast delivery direct from Jetex.

 

[J0N]

Simple to fit, goes straight over the MAF Sensor. It literally took longer to
get the tools out than it did to do the job.

Looks pretty cool too.

 

[james walker]

nice.... improvment in throttle response? id be interested to see some logs mate

 

[gezmeister]

Looks sweet mate, good stuff

 

[adam cupra 20vt]

Looks really good! do you think it would be better spaced out a bit from the MAF? I've read a few threads that say bolting directly causes turbulence in the MAF housing and using a spacer will allow a straighter path of air.

Just a thought

 

[J0N]

nice.... improvment in throttle response? id be interested to see some logs mate

Tbh I have'nt even started the car yet James, I'm in with the kids at the moment but as soon as I get chance I'll get some logs posted. It'll definately be interesting one way or the other.

 

[JamJay]

What filter were you running before?

 

[J0N]

Looks sweet mate, good stuff

Looks really good! do you think it would be better spaced out a bit from the MAF? I've read a few threads that say bolting directly causes turbulence in the MAF housing and using a spacer will allow a straighter path of air.

Just a thought

Thanks for the comments, I thought about a spacer anyway to make it a bit more central behind the battery. Interesting theory about the turbulence though, I'll have a search.

 

[adam cupra 20vt]

Thanks for the comments, I thought about a spacer anyway to make it a bit more central behind the battery. Interesting theory about the turbulence though, I'll have a search.

Also an excuse for another bit of shiny blue pipe

 

[james walker]

Looks really good! do you think it would be better spaced out a bit from the MAF? I've read a few threads that say bolting directly causes turbulence in the MAF housing and using a spacer will allow a straighter path of air.

Just a thought

yeah id do that aswell adam... some nice silicon to put it further to the wing aswell... little colder there

 

[james walker]

Tbh I have'nt even started the car yet James, I'm in with the kids at the moment but as soon as I get chance I'll get some logs posted. It'll definately be interesting one way or the other.

get the kids to press start on the logs mate.... really want to see before and after on this one.

 

[J0N]

What filter were you running before?

Green Cotton Panel filter in a smoothed and drilled airbox.