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Old 24-06-2008, 22:02   #1
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Sorry but... Induction kit advice

Octavia mk1 vrs with remap and splitr DV ... i want a better induction system... presumably a CAI?
Advice needed is it worth spending alot on the carbono?
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

Stick an ebay job on if your strapped for cash, they sound wicked.
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

jabbasports induction is on my list to swap to there is a thread Jabba induction i belve it is with pics and stuf, does look cool , you will find alot of opinions on any inductions mate. im sure the faces will start popping up in here
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Old 25-06-2008, 13:34   #4
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

Too many options is it really worth spending over £200 on a Jabba kit?
Any one got opions on the carnono?
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

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Too many options is it really worth spending over £200 on a Jabba kit?
Any one got opions on the carnono?
I have the ABD Racing one and cannot fault it, "BUT", with the e-bay special cai and other mods I did run 238 bhp on reliable rollers.

If you want one of the e-bay ones then send an e-mail to John at maximumpowered@aol.com, tell him its come from Gerry at Briskoda and he will do a deal a lot cheaper for the same ones he sells on e-bay at a higher price.

The filter as supplied is sufficient, but they do benefit from a better filter such as Green ones.
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

I have a Carbonio and I love the noise.
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Vote for the ebay one here. Sounds lovely, but will change the filter at some point.
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I vote for Cabonio , the sound is superb Psstttttttt
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Carbonio all the way mate sounds blooming great

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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

I wounder if the Carbonio is as loud as the metal equivalent?
I know metal conducts sound well but i dunno about carbon fibre.
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

lol do i dare change my jabba plan for carbonia? i do like the jabba look thou,, a big blue cone
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

i have just had the same problem about which CAI to go for cheapest good quality one is the ABD one IIRC.

However... i compromised and saved myself about £80.

have bought the full ebay kit for £40 and then went to merlinmotorsports website and ordered an itg filter and samco connecting hose to go on the end of it. (cost about £60)

ITG are very good filters that dont require cleaning and all in it cost me about £100 delivered. Bargain!
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

where are these ebay ones?
link?
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carbonia or jabba hmm
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where are these ebay ones?
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Please read post five (5) in this thread.
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

My son has the ABD one on his MK4 Golf
But to be fair it is a superb looking kit , but just not as loud as the Carbonio , not THAT much in it , but you can hear Carbonio`s coming , but not so much my son`s
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The stock airbox is best in many respects. Depends if you want to impress lads or actually benifit the car, if the latter I doubt you'll find improvement. Your EXISTING one is CAI, with a better filtration than the aftermarket ones.

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Old 02-07-2008, 12:33   #18
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i rate the injen very highly, easy fitting, great sound and great performance
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

i fitted my ebay pipe and my itg filter a few days ago. sounds good and you can really hear the standard dump valve. cant beat it for the price i payed for it all.
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The stock airbox is best in many respects. Depends if you want to impress lads or actually benifit the car, if the latter I doubt you'll find improvement. Your EXISTING one is CAI, with a better filtration than the aftermarket ones.

True. But the Carbonio does sound nice!
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Re: Sorry but... Induction kit advice

I'm tempted to get a Carbonio CAI now after reading all the threads. Only a couple of things I don't know yet that are putting me off:

There have been people warning of a risk of water getting into the intake. However, I haven't found any threads that show people actually reporting it having happened. I'm guessing this means that it's not a real issue?

Some threads show fitting instructions which show that you have to take the battery out and take a plastic cover off from behind the light (?). The battery goes back in (obviously) but the plastic cover is never put back. Not so bothered about the battery thing, but is it necessary to remove the plastic cover altogether?

Also, for cleaning / replacing the filter, do you have to pull the battery out every time?

Other than the above there seems to be nothing but praise for the system, so I'm very tempted.
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I had to take the battery out and the headlight to get it fitted but I have xenons and they're quite deep.
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dont need to take the battery out just fit the pipe down the side and i took the front arch liner off and fitted the filter to the pipe from there. no major probs from water on my old kit being low down in the front.
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Hmm. All confidence inspiring stuff! I feel a purchase coming on!
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Hmm. All confidence inspiring stuff! I feel a purchase coming on!
Go on...you know you want one

Carbonio... Carbonio.. Carbonio.. Carbonio..


They sound awesome ,and look the part too.the filters bigger than i expected too

Great bit of kit,you wont regret it
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