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GTI Intake Options
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 4:38 pm
by JoshGTI
Im just looking for some info on what intake options are available for the 1.8t 20v. Ive had a look around and cant find many kits available specifically for the polo gti but there seem to be plenty for the golf mk 4 1.8t 20vs. What are people running on there gtis?
Im looking to have the car at stage 2 ( full miltek, FMIC, oo7p, remap etc) by the end of the year so i need something that will be suitable for this level of performance. Maybe if some of the guys running stage 2 or higher could give me some info? it would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Josh
Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 4:57 pm
by Alex_White_Gti
Im running fully stage 2 matey and to fair im just running a good K&N Panel Filter.....id probably do this and by a pd60 intake (from the ibiza) this intake uses all the same fitments and bolt holes so can be fitted with no mods in seconds. It is also quite a bit wider than our intake (gti) so this plus a good panel filter is a win for me. This is what im running mate and its sound

Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 10:33 pm
by JoshGTI
Yeah a pd 160 intake was definately on my list of things and i was thinking about just running a differant panel filter. I see some people running kone filter etc. What are peoples thoughts on these?
Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 12:03 pm
by Jeff GTi
i have a fully stage 2'd gti running the following
apr stage 2 software
apr r1 diverter valve
nsp power gasket
n75j valve
turbo back milltek with the highflow milltek cat
forge motorsport turbo inlet pipe
forge motorsport silicone hoses
forge motorsport front mounted intercooler conversion
pd160 intake (from previously running a pannel filter before stage 2)
large jetex filter direct off the maf, positioned on top of the lower half of the std airbox (top of airbox removed) so it still gets a direct cold airflow when on the move
i revommend this filter what i have for looks and defo for performance, i dont suffer from heat soak, mainly due to the front mounted intercooler, but its not too loud and works a treat
heres a pic of it all fitted in my engine bay, as it looks now

Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 5:40 pm
by JoshGTI
large jetex filter direct off the maf, positioned on top of the lower half of the std airbox (top of airbox removed) so it still gets a direct cold airflow when on the move
i revommend this filter what i have for looks and defo for performance, i dont suffer from heat soak, mainly due to the front mounted intercooler, but its not too loud and works a treat.
So u have just chopped the top off the box of retaining the mount for the pd 160 intake pipe?
Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:06 pm
by Jeff GTi
no i have just took the top half of the airbox off
not chopped anything, and yeah, the airbox is still held in place on the original fittings and the pd160 is still held in to the airbox correctly too
Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:17 pm
by JoshGTI
Ah great.Excuse my stupidity i would have gone out and actually looked at the air box on my car but that is an issue at the moment because im in Norway working haha. I can picture it now tho.
Thanks for the info, This is the set up i will go for.
Cheers Josh
Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 11:30 pm
by NMavs
Jeff, your engine bay is looking real smart man, good work keeping it that clean

What size Jetex filter you running mate? I just picked up my GTI today, so looking to get a cone filter and Forge DV. Ooh, sorry for Hi-jacking your thread Josh

Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 8:49 am
by noone025
There is nothing wrong with the stock filter. If you get 1 hp difference by replacing, you'd be the first.
Re: GTI Intake Options
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 11:05 am
by NMavs
Am not looking for gains mate. Its to hear the DV more. Just fir the noise
