I know its been asked b4 but i need some help!

CVH and Zetec tuning, suspension and braking mods.

I know its been asked b4 but i need some help!

Postby Scooby_SI on Mon Dec 30, 2002 1:24 am

I've tried looking through old posts and used the search but i cant find anything on this particular situation.

Right thing is i went to halfords (hehe :lol: ) to order a 57i K&N kit for my 1.6 16v Zetec, the guy told me that there was 2 types, the panel filter and the cone filter type...

i asked him what the difference was and he said that if i had a cone standard airfilter in the car then i would need the cone type, same if i had the panel type i would need the panel filter.

I thought the new kits get rid of the normal filter and replace most the housing so would it make a difference which shape i got? also isnt all the 1600 SI Zetecs (95) all got panel shaped filters as standard? my m8 has, so i recon hes ordered the wrong one for me (panel) which was 80-90notes :-? alot cash for a crappy looking kit.

Anyway the question is does it matter which shape u get or is the panel one right for my car? if not i ll be taking it back as soon as i get it

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Postby zetec_si on Mon Dec 30, 2002 1:38 am

Inside the standard Si airbox is a panel filter. A K&N panel filter would replace this and be a lot more efficient than the standard one.

I bought an induction kit which replaces the standard airbox with a cone filter. This, in theory should let more air in and increase power output but most of all makes a nice roaring induction noise. The air should be less turbulent too.
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Postby Scooby_SI on Mon Dec 30, 2002 1:44 am

Yea thanks for the reply i knew about the improves air flow and deep roar :D

Just thought the panel shape was the wrong kind i need, but i guess they both fit its just a matter of taste?

They had 2 kits under the SI :)
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Postby zetec_si on Mon Dec 30, 2002 4:40 pm

Basically, the panel filter just replaces the Si filter and the induction kit replaces the entire airbox, filter and inlet pipe -the whole lot! :)
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Postby Stoned on Mon Dec 30, 2002 7:26 pm

Halfords sell these things?

Damn, that suprises me :)

Can you get induction kits for carb engines. i.e. the 1.6s CVH?

If so that sounds better than a straight filter.

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Postby RSFesterSports on Mon Dec 30, 2002 7:43 pm

Stoned :Halfords sell these things?

Damn, that suprises me :)

Can you get induction kits for carb engines. i.e. the 1.6s CVH?

If so that sounds better than a straight filter.

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1. Only Halfords Ripspeed branches sell them
2. can't get induction kits for 1.6s ....K&N do a bolt on filter for us boys..replaces old plastic unit


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Postby Stoned on Mon Dec 30, 2002 7:50 pm

Wicked. Thanks for the help
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Postby Fiestasi-Andy on Tue Dec 31, 2002 11:54 am

zetec_si :Inside the standard Si airbox is a panel filter. A K&N panel filter would replace this and be a lot more efficient than the standard one.

I bought an induction kit which replaces the standard airbox with a cone filter. This, in theory should let more air in and increase power output but most of all makes a nice roaring induction noise. The air should be less turbulent too.


thats a perferct speech :) except i have a pipercross both as good as each other :D
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Re: I know its been asked b4 but i need some help!

Postby Mark Si on Tue Dec 31, 2002 7:16 pm

Scooby_SI :i asked him what the difference was and he said that if i had a cone standard airfilter in the car then i would need the cone type, same if i had the panel type i would need the panel filter.


:lol: Another case of a Halfords monkey not knowing much, god we do employ some losers :lol:
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Postby Scooby_SI on Wed Jan 01, 2003 4:04 pm

Just came back from halfords to "change" my order 4days later, the guy was still clueless... turns out they ent even bothered to order it yet... kinda good in a way as i wont have to wait another week, but its ordered !! :D

btw thanks to zetec_si and bassboy for the help
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