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GhostyDog · 10-05-2008

Depends on what you want Rancid TS Boy summed it up nicely in the noise and power, any air induction kit is only any good as par of a system of upgrades.

Induction Kit + High flow exhaust system + remap = a stage 1 type alfa setup

Add in fast road cams and other engineered internals and cost starts ramping up but also the gains are bigger then onto foced induction if you want to.

How deep are your pockets?

If you say you wanted to get a 1.6 147 upto 150 bhp then your better off trading it for a 2.0 as it'll probably be cheper in the long run although in my experience there isn;t much in it between a modified 1.6 and a stock 2.0 Twinny.

10-05-2008	#6 (Post Link)
GhostyDog Club Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Halifax, UK Posts: 7,874 Member car: Bianco Nuvola 147 GTA	Re: Inductions kits - What you need to know Depends on what you want Rancid TS Boy summed it up nicely in the noise and power, any air induction kit is only any good as par of a system of upgrades. Induction Kit + High flow exhaust system + remap = a stage 1 type alfa setup Add in fast road cams and other engineered internals and cost starts ramping up but also the gains are bigger then onto foced induction if you want to. How deep are your pockets? If you say you wanted to get a 1.6 147 upto 150 bhp then your better off trading it for a 2.0 as it'll probably be cheper in the long run although in my experience there isn;t much in it between a modified 1.6 and a stock 2.0 Twinny.