Bewesy
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So I currently have Mugen airbox and RM01A combo - probably one of the best all round combinations on a standard car as it just turns it up one notch on the volume and allegedly can give fairly good gains, or so I'm told.
Occasionally I just long for a bit more induction roar, but not enough to warrant the expense or hassle of swapping over to a GM or Tegiwa box. When I had my DC2 you could just pop the top off the airbox exposing the cone and it used to sound immense. After I few days you could put the lid back on and return it back to a normal smooth car.
(Here's a vid when I was 'testing' the DC2. Wait for the return fly past. That sound! )
http://youtu.be/A5OSBdUeAH8
Anyway I decided to pull the trigger on one of the cheap eBay short track induction kits, purely to have a few 'noisy days' then sticking the Mugen back on when the novelty wears off. It arrived today so had a go at fitting it. It took about 15 minutes to swap over and came with everything required for installation. To be honest I'm quite impressed with what you get for your money - It was just under £42 delivered.
Just had a quick hoon and it definitely serves its purpose of making noise. The vtec crossover is really pronounced and harks back to old DC2 days. I know it's going to suffer from heat soak and ultimately not going to perform as well as the Mugen, but for smiles per pound I don't think you can beat it.
Occasionally I just long for a bit more induction roar, but not enough to warrant the expense or hassle of swapping over to a GM or Tegiwa box. When I had my DC2 you could just pop the top off the airbox exposing the cone and it used to sound immense. After I few days you could put the lid back on and return it back to a normal smooth car.
(Here's a vid when I was 'testing' the DC2. Wait for the return fly past. That sound! )
http://youtu.be/A5OSBdUeAH8
Anyway I decided to pull the trigger on one of the cheap eBay short track induction kits, purely to have a few 'noisy days' then sticking the Mugen back on when the novelty wears off. It arrived today so had a go at fitting it. It took about 15 minutes to swap over and came with everything required for installation. To be honest I'm quite impressed with what you get for your money - It was just under £42 delivered.
Just had a quick hoon and it definitely serves its purpose of making noise. The vtec crossover is really pronounced and harks back to old DC2 days. I know it's going to suffer from heat soak and ultimately not going to perform as well as the Mugen, but for smiles per pound I don't think you can beat it.