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Marshall:
I must say I've tried a few.
Twintake
Pflow
Bsh
Dblias
Itg
Pipercross
Carbonio.

I get fed up with noise and felt the dblias was the best I've had.
But if itg enclosed one is quiet ish that maybe my answer.
Cheers

Alexis:
Thanks for all your opinions.  I have just won a twintake off ebay, sorry h4rdy it was after I saw your post :surprised:

I'll give it a go and see how it works out.  Whilst reading posts on intakes people mention oil catch tanks, are these necessary?  Will I need anything else to make the induction kit work to its full potential?

Statller-Stevo:

--- Quote from: kevs fr on August 12, 2012, 04:53:21 pm ---I must say I've tried a few.
Twintake
Pflow
Bsh
Dblias
Itg
Pipercross
Carbonio.

I get fed up with noise and felt the dblias was the best I've had.
But if itg enclosed one is quiet ish that maybe my answer.
Cheers

--- End quote ---

I've used Dibilas Lots in the early days but it's a heavy messy thing on the tfsi's makes more power than stock though, again a really tiny filter in there
Mind you the ITG is messy IMO (Although I do run an ITG panel on the 997t as the filter itself has very good flow)
Both these do exactly what's intended
I think the evoms in probably my favourite for looks & doesn't heat soak as much although I don't run that myself as its not big enough on the maf housing

Statller-Stevo:

--- Quote from: Alexis on August 12, 2012, 04:58:49 pm ---Thanks for all your opinions.  I have just won a twintake off ebay, sorry h4rdy it was after I saw your post :surprised:

I'll give it a go and see how it works out.  Whilst reading posts on intakes people mention oil catch tanks, are these necessary?  Will I need anything else to make the induction kit work to its full potential?

--- End quote ---

Software  :driver:

h4rdy:
Catch cans are snake oil on a road car.

Stick with the PCV.

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