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  • #16
    Yeah, something like that...

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    • #17
      lalalala my intake setup

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      • #18
        HAs anyone tried the stock airbox, BMC/K&N Panel filter, seat intake but also a second intake underneath the stock airbox drawing air from under the car?

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        • #19
          Why would you want to do that?

          Are you talking about a cold air induction setup? Or a unfiltered pipe that can pick up nasties off the ground?
          APR V2 | APR Downpipe + custom catback | APR solid mount | FMIC | SEAT intake | BMC filter | FORGE 007DV | KW v1 | WHITELINE RSB
          139Kw | 271.8Nm atw - At a new home

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          • #20
            Originally posted by bfeboi View Post
            Why would you want to do that?

            Are you talking about a cold air induction setup? Or a unfiltered pipe that can pick up nasties off the ground?

            I think he means this ...

            Adding another pipe into the airbox .... therefore the engine isn't sucking air in through the SEAT intake only, another inlet pipe, easier for engine to draw air .... so the extra pipe would be on the "unfiltered" (bottom) of the air box.

            Don't know if it is at all feasible or if there is any point to it as you'd need an idea of whether the SEAT intake alone is a restriction. From things I've read on here before, it's always been open to debate. I've seen on some of the OS forums where they've just used a hole saw and drilled more holes in the box.

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            • #21
              if u want unrestricted air wouldn't you get a cold air induction with pod
              APR V2 | APR Downpipe + custom catback | APR solid mount | FMIC | SEAT intake | BMC filter | FORGE 007DV | KW v1 | WHITELINE RSB
              139Kw | 271.8Nm atw - At a new home

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              • #22
                Maybe he wants it to look stealth ?

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                • #23
                  I did once mount a pod inside the standard airbox. That was about as useless as it gets.

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                  • #24
                    wasn't the whole debat that taking out the air box and replacing it with a pod filter was good for all of two seconds before the heat soak killed it?

                    way around it was smaller battery and routing your intake from behind the left fog light?
                    Originally posted by Preen59
                    It doesn't matter what car you drive.. If you're a complete wanker.. People still won't want to talk to you..

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by DeanB View Post
                      I think he means this ...
                      so the extra pipe would be on the "unfiltered" (bottom) of the air box.

                      Don't know if it is at all feasible or if there is any point to it as you'd need an idea of whether the SEAT intake alone is a restriction. From things I've read on here before, it's always been open to debate. I've seen on some of the OS forums where they've just used a hole saw and drilled more holes in the box.

                      But if you drill the airbox it will draw hot underbonnet air. But the stock air feed (replaced by the seat intake) works a treat as a secondary intake under the airbox. Pulls air from underneath the car. I dont think you will get nasties going up through there. It would be like shooting a basketball from 300 metres and getting it swish in the basket.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Whubbsie View Post
                        wasn't the whole debat that taking out the air box and replacing it with a pod filter was good for all of two seconds before the heat soak killed it?
                        a FMIC would fix this wouldnt it? i mean aslong as the charge is cooled as much as possible after the turbo what difference would hot air going into the turbo be as cold air from a cold air induction would just be heated by the turbo?

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                        • #27
                          no idea... but you'ld get that result with or without the the pod filter.
                          just the pod filter has been discussed before and the last time it come out that pod filter inplace of your airbox made no gain and was just a waste of money... I'd back that up but way to lazy to go find the old threads
                          Originally posted by Preen59
                          It doesn't matter what car you drive.. If you're a complete wanker.. People still won't want to talk to you..

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                          • #28
                            Pod filter does buy you spool sound points for the $$$'s

                            '06 Polo GTi - Candy White / Custom Leather / Looking for Dish!!!

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Petrina Polo View Post
                              It would be like shooting a basketball from 300 metres and getting it swish in the basket.
                              I think the ultimate question is: Is the Seat intake with box still too restrictive? If not, why bother modifying?

                              I wouldn't be worried about stones, etc, but under the car there is a lot more water and dust than on the front grill (normal inlet position).

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                              • #30
                                did the "seat PD160 intake" mod yesterday, and made some vag-com logging.
                                here's a before(1)/after(2) chart:

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