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vz sv6 cold air intake power increase?

Discussion in 'VZ Holden Commodore (2004 - 2006)' started by greekgod, Jan 28, 2012.

  1. greekgod

    greekgod New Member

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    hi guys dunno if this has been asked before...prob has somewhere....but anyway was wondering who has a vz sv6 and who has done the cold air intake on theirs and if so what type of power increase have you seen from 190kw?



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    impulsive Alloytec Racing

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    if you completely remove the intake pipe, maf and airbox, stick a pod filter over the tb, there is no better cai then that...

    seriously? search and you shall find.. this topic has been covered off on as much as exhausts and to your dissappointment.. the standard airbox is prob the best. unless you have $300 + to piss away for a placebo effect and 2 kw gain that you can feel at low rpm at the pedal (bullshit).

    OR you could cut a massive hole in your airbox and labell it a 2 hole mod. its free...
     
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    I think thats what could only be described as a hot air intake. No cool air next to the throttle body without signicant mods to the radiator shroud. And where do you place the MAF?
     
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    these people who buy these thing expecting to much are all being lead
    normal sv6 air box
    take of the intake pipe that leads to the under side of the bonnet
    leave that 3 inch hole

    cut a another hold next to it and a little more down the the corner and put a 2 inch pipe or a 3 inch pipe leading straight to the floor
    same as anything else
    your getting the push from floor to box
    and your getting fresh cold air straight from behind the light
     
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    RiCeY F O R U M W A R R I O R

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    Or remove the ducting as said, cut the 2nd hole then fit the shroud off the Monaro that sections the intake area off from the engine bay.

    Did this to mine, dunno about power gains but makes a nice induction growl.
     
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    A flow thru glovebox and racing mirrors are said to be good for 20rwhp.
     
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    I made one for mine it cost $45nz all up for a simota pod filter (i prefer simota over k&n) and a pice of free alloy and it made more of a diffrence then i thought a little low down mid range boost but up top it it works really well 158rwkw on the dyno and only other mod iv done is cut out the rear muffler.

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    so how did you do what is in that picture?? i was going to put a SS CAI on my car but i was told you can do it yourself and save a few hundred bucks at the same time
     
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    You will need a box of beer (most important part lol) a pod filter that fits your maf sensor i cant rember the size something like 42mm a pice of alloy and a old door seal.

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    Thats freaken awesome !! Youve inspired me !! Looks great btw man
     
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    backyard mechanics hard at work there!! nice job
     
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    looks tidy, gonna have to attempt this.
     
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    Have to drink a carton of beer first if I'm following the instructions correctly.
     
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    Thats looks insanne
     
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    very nice job, wounder if its legal tho
     
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    if its fully enclosed its legal.
     
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    Mate that is insane!! Good job
    Any chance of a step by step write up ;)
     
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    Yeah please do what mtharv said. I would love to do this to my baby.
     
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    Similar to my shroud, just get a sheet of aluminium, and bend it, mine is screwed to the frame that holds the radiator just for a bit of extra support
     
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    Ando227 Serious?

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    Haha. Well done on the self made one.
     

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