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Old Oct 9th, 2013, 15:38   #1
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hello i was after some advice , i want to fit a pipercross or similiar induction kit , its a 2000 reg s40 1.8 , no i on the back , and volvo on the engine cover , so im lead to believe its not the gdi engine , anybody know wich kit i need , as listings say with maf or without and need it making clearer many thanks
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You got money burning in yer pockets? Give it me instead and you can have my panel filter thats just been cleaned. It would be money better spent than a daft induction kit.. or buy a T4 ofc
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Its best to go with just a panel filter that is washable, will save you cash in the long run as its reusable, no real performance gain with it.
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Would an induction kit really benefit performance on a NA 1.8? I doubt it. Someone can correct me on that if I am wrong.

Personally I would fit a K&N panel filter as it gives off a nice throaty thrum along with the alleged performance claims. I would say if anything it makes the car more responsive, not necessarily quicker through the gears.

TBH though if you are seeking performance, buy a 2.0T/T4/163hp/197hp. Both will get a grin when the mood takes you while returning decent fuel figures.
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Would an induction kit really benefit performance on a NA 1.8? I doubt it. Someone can correct me on that if I am wrong.

Personally I would fit a K&N panel filter as it gives off a nice throaty thrum along with the alleged performance claims. I would say if anything it makes the car more responsive, not necessarily quicker through the gears.

TBH though if you are seeking performance, buy a 2.0T/T4/163hp/197hp. Both will get a grin when the mood takes you while returning decent fuel figures.


I can vouch for the silly grin u get whe people see ur Volvo estate <<<< yawn lol >>>> take off mines the 2.0t version and normally get 22 - 28 mpg . I'm doing mods to mine - subtle like
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I can vouch for the silly grin u get whe people see ur Volvo estate <<<< yawn lol >>>> take off mines the 2.0t version and normally get 22 - 28 mpg . I'm doing mods to mine - subtle like
Very understated cars.

My mums last car was a 98 T4, rapid through the gears but it looked like any other estate car, zero hints on the performance - minus the badge itself lol.

I would be chuffed to bits with either a 2.0T or T4. Hoping to change my car early next year as well.
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i knew there wouldnt be a performance gain , just like the noise childish but true lol, anybody with a panel filter drop me a message , ps a t4 is on the list for after christmas
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i knew there wouldnt be a performance gain , just like the noise childish but true lol, anybody with a panel filter drop me a message , ps a t4 is on the list for after christmas
Fit a K&N panel filter. Will cost you £30-£35

So distinctive that my friend (mechanic) revved the engine and asked me if I had a K&N filter.

Will give you a nicer noise and will only cost you 30 odd quid.

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I just removed the restrictive snorkel on the airbox on the Yaris, extra throttle reponse and it also gives that induction noise even with a standard paper filter lol the filter isn't usually the restrictive part.
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