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Which systems don't require the removal of the engine cover? Don't think the tsi is very pretty naked....

You could buy a Audi TTS engine cover,

eMiL-VR6 wrote:You could buy a Audi TTS engine cover,

Nice one, suppose the four rings could be removed n touched up

Yepp!

There is a few people on here who has fixed their engine cover really nice with an R logo and so on.

i run mine with the VWR Cold air intake and still use my engine cover

Looks well, I'd rather keep the standard cover of possible, how do you rate the vwr intake?

it was the first mod i carried out when i got my 'rocco, fitted it with the REVO stage 2 intake pipe, so when they work together i can notice a small change, obviously never going to do wonders just from an intake, but throttle response seems to be a slight bit sharper, and it really does make a nice noise

leericho wrote:Looks well, I'd rather keep the standard cover of possible, how do you rate the vwr intake?

I'd also like to hear some opinions on it too. Anyone?


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Not the vwr system but love the sound of the apr carbonio system. Gives a throaty sound, slight improvement of throttle response and looks pretty cool!



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Could anyone recommend a cold air intake for a 2.0 TDi (2011).

Cheers

danfalcon wrote:it was the first mod i carried out when i got my 'rocco, fitted it with the REVO stage 2 intake pipe, so when they work together i can notice a small change, obviously never going to do wonders just from an intake, but throttle response seems to be a slight bit sharper, and it really does make a nice noise

Where did you get your revo stage 2 intake pipe from I cant seem to find them anywhere!?

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http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performan ... si-engines" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; there you go mate, it says its for the mk6 golf gti but they are the same fitment

Hi,

I'm interested in buying a VWR Cold air induction kit, problem is I've heard to many reports of the oiled foam filter caking your Mass air flow sensor with its oil, sending your idle speed and engine management crazy (can't be good for engine).

Anyone with a VWR CAI had any issues?

Ive had mine fitted for about 6 months now and no problem at all, and if it was a problem with the oil from the foam going back then with would be the same for all the CAIs as they all have a similar setup

danfalcon wrote:http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performan ... si-engines there you go mate, it says its for the mk6 golf gti but they are the same fitment

Brillaint cheers dude! Think i'll order one!

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The filters come pre-oiled so there is no issue.

Issues tend to arise when owners clean and re-oil the filters. People can use too much oil causing it to get into the airstream and contaminating the MAF.

Yeah that's I thought but in answer to danfalcon's comments, people are having issues with all manufactures of CAI kits that have oiled filters. They also suggest that you are sacrificing inferior filtration and damaged MAF (especially K&N) for a whoosh sound............although it does sound good!

Carbonspeed do a CAI kit with a non oiled triple foam Pipercross filter, looks a bit like the Carbonio one. Anyone have one of these fitted?.......not sure how good the filtration would be on a non oiled filter.

danfalcon wrote:i run mine with the VWR Cold air intake and still use my engine cover

Looks fuckin smart that mate!

Cheers mate alot of time into sorting that out

What did u do exactly? Is it a tsi