Rpower induction kits

[plasticmorph]

Hi, are RPower induction kits any good? I bought a 182 with one already fitted and research shows that they cost about half that of a k&n/green/pipercross etc... So i'm wondering if its worth changing or not? If i keep it, it needs a clean so does anyone know if a k&n cleaning kit would be suitable?

info: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260728837858

 

[Jcs]

Rpower who the feck?

Tbh most people go with a panel filter or v6 airbox or if you can find one cheap ITG maxogen. I love my maxogen :d

 

[Kam.]

It will make a nice noise....

 

[Dunn]

i would rather have a sock over the induction pipe

 

[Arctic_182]

i would rather have a sock over the induction pipe

+1 :approve:

 

[plasticmorph]

i would rather have a sock over the induction pipe

+1 :approve:

Is this based on anything other than wild opinion? Whats so bad about it?

 

[Arctic_182]

its sh*t!! just stick to standard airbox with a decent panel filter job done mate

 

[Yellow Dave]

probably more of a case of unproven. but TBH induction kits of any sort make no more power than standard really, just with added noise which can be desired.

 

[Sanders]

Just get a panel filter

 

[Gouldy]

It will make a noise, make you lose power and your MPG will be worse with this filter on. FACT.

 

[mike1pow]

You won't notice the drop in power at all over a STD setup

 

[R754 Alex]

Oh dear.

 

[j26]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?445339-Fastcar-Clio-172-Air-Filter-Test

they did an air filter test, might want to have a read of it for more info before buying anything.

 

[jack_kemp]

V6 airbox is the way to go... slightly more power at the top end (IIRC?), they sound great and costs bugger all.