Dyno proof HKS RS Intake vs. K & N drop in - 11 whp difference
May 27, 2004, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by BLiu
Thanks Al for some dyno data. It looks like the HKS RS PERFORMS real well especially with ECU tuning...but WAIT...doesn't it filter for "crap" and not worth the money spent? 
May 28, 2004, 10:39 AM
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Al- where do you think the HKS RS intake kit get's it's primary gain over the drop in filter? Is it the factory airbox to turbo tube is crap? Or is it the tube is crap & air box size is to small??? Could you share your wisdom please.
I am extremely confident that 99% of tuner shops dont have fans big enough to remotely replicate the air moving across your car at any speed, let alone under the car extracting air through the wheel wells, engine compartment etc.
To get a real life simulation, you would need instrumented drive shafts (i.e. torque sensors) to evaluate "real everyday driving situations".
These shops & dyno's are very good tools only in the hands of very good tuners.
Originally Posted by airtreking
When anyone sets a car up on a dyno you have to open the hood and let the fan blow in cool air right? But under real everyday drving situations the bonnet is closed and the filters are sucking hot air from inside the engine bay and there will significantly less air blowing directly into the filter because there will be alot of turbulance within the engine compartment when a car is moving... doesnt this decrease power?
Just a thought though....
Cheers
Just a thought though....
Cheers
To get a real life simulation, you would need instrumented drive shafts (i.e. torque sensors) to evaluate "real everyday driving situations".
These shops & dyno's are very good tools only in the hands of very good tuners.
Jun 24, 2004, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Nesiop
So what about the comparison to the K & N Typhoon too the RS. I know RS is better than the Drop in but what about the K & N Typhoon where it has a similar induction pipe and large cone?
Jun 25, 2004, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by cadawg2000
what about apexi power intake with no pipe (intake is directly attached to maf sensor)? good or bad?
As far as the typhoon goes - they dont work properly in some cases so i do not recomend that one at all - there is a thread on that subject in this section of teh forum
Aug 22, 2004, 10:40 PM
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Al if you had to pick between the two which would you get HKS or Bushur with maf pipe since there almost the same price,I was a bit concerned about the filtering quality of the HKS.
HKS $300 Buschur $280
Which do you have more maps for
thx
HKS $300 Buschur $280
Which do you have more maps for
thx
Aug 22, 2004, 11:30 PM
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Hey AL,
Wat do u think of the Apexi Dual Power Cone air filter? I have one...now with your dyno result with the RS i might switch over camp..but if wat im having now is alrite I might just save up for one of your flashes....
Thanks..
Wat do u think of the Apexi Dual Power Cone air filter? I have one...now with your dyno result with the RS i might switch over camp..but if wat im having now is alrite I might just save up for one of your flashes....
Thanks..
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
So much for the theories advanced by other "tuners" who say there are no gains from aftermarket intakes
W esee huge gains from the HKS RS kit and also from the Buschur intake combined with suction tube
Also to a lesser extent the cusco intake tube is very good
THE APS intake is seriously powerful - but requires a full custom tune b/c of the way it significantly effects the air flow signal
W esee huge gains from the HKS RS kit and also from the Buschur intake combined with suction tube
Also to a lesser extent the cusco intake tube is very good
THE APS intake is seriously powerful - but requires a full custom tune b/c of the way it significantly effects the air flow signal
Aug 23, 2004, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by DocMortal
Al if you had to pick between the two which would you get HKS or Bushur with maf pipe since there almost the same price,I was a bit concerned about the filtering quality of the HKS.
HKS $300 Buschur $280
Which do you have more maps for
thx
HKS $300 Buschur $280
Which do you have more maps for
thx
Otherwise - both are good
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Originally Posted by MR
Hey AL,
Wat do u think of the Apexi Dual Power Cone air filter? I have one...now with your dyno result with the RS i might switch over camp..but if wat im having now is alrite I might just save up for one of your flashes....
Thanks..
Wat do u think of the Apexi Dual Power Cone air filter? I have one...now with your dyno result with the RS i might switch over camp..but if wat im having now is alrite I might just save up for one of your flashes....
Thanks..