MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: ginge 0116 on October 19, 2014, 03:27:04 pm
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Just looking at getting my car maped and was wondering what power the standard air box with a piper cross panel is capable of achieving? Is there a point where it will be useless? Just a down pipe with decat fired to my gti.
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Stage 1 for certain with an uprated piper cross filter
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I ran a stock airbox and stock filter and it ran 290 (ed30 stage 1) on SRR rolling road
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300 with an uprated one :happy2:
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I'll probably be going Stage 2 R-Tech with just panel filter and DP & SC which should be good for around 315bhp.
I've heard of people doing stage 2+ with standard paper filter
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Thanks guys, mine is the ko3 any idea what power I'll be looking at with down pipe and panel filter?
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I'd guess around 258bhp, but it depends on the condition of your engine and who's mapping it
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Mine ran 270bhp stage 2+ with std airbox and paper filter. Don't be fooled by after market filters as mine ran fine with the paper. With the k&n I had a boost fluctuations which went when the paper one fitted.
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I run just a K&N panel filter in the standard air box, granted I also run an APR carbon intake which is purely for show, but that coupled with a cat-back exhaust and a DV+ sees me around the 250-260BHP (need verifying).
From looking into it about a year ago, many of the tuners argue that there's little need to swap out the standard air intake until you run a bigger turbo. So for standard GTI with a K03 turbo, it's not cost effective so I was lead to believe.
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There are plenty of charts out there to prove a good 10bhp gain from a decent intake.
I put a stock intake back on my Golf as I'm splitting it (still with the Revo Stage2 software) and it definitely lacks a teeny bit top end compared to when it had the evoms.. . More torque though.