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hi i have a corrado 1.8 16v and i am thinking of purchaseing a piper cross induction kit product code pk223 has any one put one of these on there corrado and does it make much difference the other option is a k&n panel filter dont really know what to do for best

 

 

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not too sure on the 16v front but keeping the original induction system and replacing the panel filter has always been my preference. VW usually do a good job on induction systems anyway and anything they do that isn't to your liking can be easily removed / modified. I have kept the original induction system on my g60 but removed the snorkel, placed a cold air feed and used a K&N panel. Makes a beautiful noise :D

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i opted for original box with orignal filter, after comparing a K&N panel next to a paper filter, the paper one looked like it did a far better job of filtering, could see through the k&n

 

for the measly difference in engine performance, i'd rather have the standard one and have better filtration

 

i couldn't sleep at night with the k&n fitted so took it off :cuckoo:

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Thought the only induction kit that would fit a 16v was the Stroeve one...

 

yeah i think so too because of the electronic gubbins coming out the bottom, plus its over 100 notes.

panel filter and snorkel removed is the best compromise imo.

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hi i have a corrado 1.8 16v and i am thinking of purchaseing a piper cross induction kit product code pk223 has any one put one of these on there corrado and does it make much difference the other option is a k&n panel filter dont really know what to do for best

 

 

regards chris

 

I have had one of the Pipercross box filters on one of my Corrados in the past.

They give a lovely growl.

 

Here's a pic of what the filter box looks like

 

piperbox.jpg

 

Basically the piper is a foam filter in a metal frame box which replaces the existing air box.

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hi i have a corrado 1.8 16v and i am thinking of purchaseing a piper cross induction kit product code pk223 has any one put one of these on there corrado and does it make much difference the other option is a k&n panel filter dont really know what to do for best

hi thanks for reply

 

did it make much difference in the performance

regards chris

 

I have had one of the Pipercross box filters on one of my Corrados in the past.

They give a lovely growl.

 

Here's a pic of what the filter box looks like

 

piperbox.jpgand was it easy to fit

 

regards chris

 

Basically the piper is a foam filter in a metal frame box which replaces the existing air box.

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did it make much difference in performance

 

 

 

Yes it is easy to fit.

You just unclip and remove the old filter box and replace with the Piper one

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did it make much difference in performance

 

 

From what i remember....acceleration seemed quicker and smoother.

I bought the Piper filter i had secondhand from this forum back then, so didn't pay a great deal for it.

Don't think i would pay the price they ask for new ones though.

 

Best and cheapest way to increase the airflow on a valver is to modify the existing air box.

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how would i do that soory but i am new to this

 

regards chris

 

 

did it make much difference in performance

 

 

From what i remember....acceleration seemed quicker and smoother.

I bought the Piper filter i had secondhand from this forum back then, so didn't pay a great deal for it.

Don't think i would pay the price they ask for new ones though.

 

Best and cheapest way to increase the airflow on a valver is to modify the existing air box.

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how would i do that soory but i am new to this

 

By drilling holes in your existing box.

Use the forum search and you should find various ideas on the subject.

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