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fitting an induction kit
« on: 21 March 2009, 15:10:07 »
hey people i wanna fit an induction kit on to my 2.0 omega but i have a probe going into the pipe just after airbox

what is this and can it be removed or will it coz problems???
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #1 on: 21 March 2009, 15:21:18 »
Probably air temp sensor. so it must be fitted back into the system somewhere.
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #2 on: 21 March 2009, 15:45:37 »
oh poop lol
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #3 on: 21 March 2009, 15:49:20 »
Save your money. The only difference you'll notice is more noise, no no gains in power etc.
« Last Edit: 21 March 2009, 15:49:40 by Andy_B »
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #4 on: 21 March 2009, 15:55:45 »
its the noise i want lol

if i want power ill drive me cossie lol
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #5 on: 21 March 2009, 16:13:07 »
nice to see another cosworth and omega owner exists lol  :y
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #6 on: 21 March 2009, 17:16:36 »
yh lol if only i had funds to put the cossie lump in the omega lol

then id have a very fast comfortable car lol
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #7 on: 21 March 2009, 17:17:44 »
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yh lol if only i had funds to put the cossie lump in the omega lol

then id have a very fast comfortable car lol

What bhp is a Cossie? I though they were around 200 bhp .....  :-/
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #8 on: 21 March 2009, 18:51:07 »
mines stage 3 its around 330+bhp awsome when it comes on boost altough its not moved for a wileneeding a bottom end re-build and diff just having the time and funds to do it . and the omega is a whole lot more of a comfy ride  :y
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #9 on: 21 March 2009, 19:09:30 »
Biggest looking restriction on the omega is the pipe from in front of rad to air box, re-routed mine to grill next to fog light.
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Re: fitting an induction kit
« Reply #10 on: 21 March 2009, 19:23:55 »
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Biggest looking restriction on the omega is the pipe from in front of rad to air box, re-routed mine to grill next to fog light.
think i'm gonna do this and use one of them intake flute things that look quite good
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