BMC CDA induction Kit wanted

[306Livingston]

I am looking for a BCM CDA induction kit for my peugeot 306 1.6

 

[MasterAuron]

I have one for sale. Pictures and stuff in the for sale section.

 

[306Livingston]

are they any good?

 

[MasterAuron]

Yep. I sold the car it was on, so that's why it's for sale. You won't do much better for an N/A engine without spending silly money on a Gruppe M or something, which I doubt they make for your car anyway.

 

[Loz]

Got one on mine, can't fault it.

 

[306Livingston]

add more power?

 

[306Livingston]

Masterauron did u buy yours to fit or did u but a universal fit

 

[Loz]

add more power?

Well it was an improvement on the cone filter that was bolted onto the throttle body. Couldn't say for certain that it improves power but my engine is 143bhp stock & is producing a calculated 154bhp on the last rolling road with no other mods except a 2 inch exhaust.

 

[306Livingston]

wht kind car u got?

 

[Loz]

Rover 100 with a 1.8 K series VVC engine.

 

[306Livingston]

Must be quick in a small car like that lol

 

[Loz]

It's good fun! :bigsmile:

 

[306Livingston]

got any pics

 

[Loz]

If you click on my name you can see my profile & pic album.

 

[306Livingston]

no bad lol cost a lot tae do all ae tht?

 

[Loz]

It was a bit expensive because I paid Talon Sports cars to build it for me. But It was money well spent. :bigsmile:



Ps.
Please try & avoid using text speak.

 

[MasterAuron]

Masterauron did u buy yours to fit or did u but a universal fit

Tbh they're all quite universal kits (or used to be). You get a samco silicone pipe with it to fit whichever car you ordered it for and that's the only part of each kit thats different I think.

 

[Loz]

It does pay to shop around, I can't remember where I bought mine from but I can remember that CDA prices & elbow prices did vary a lot. You may also want to factor in ectra money for a length of cold air ducting, depending on where your fitting the filter of course.

 

[jarrus]

It should offer decent gains on the 1.6 as the standard intake has a nasty restrictor pipe from the intake snorkel to the air box so removing this alone should provide an improvement, these kits are supposed to be better than the Piper cross viper, I suppose it's down the filtration element more the the kit it's self

 

[306Livingston]

thanks a lot for the info, i have been looking at one on motorspeed costing about £250.

 

[MasterAuron]

Mine is £90 delivered lol. See here:

http://www.torquecars.com/forums/f102/bmc-cda-cold-air-induction-kit-10793/

Chances are the silicone elbow will be useless to you but another elbow/reducer/whatever you need to fit it to your car will only cost you about twenty squid from somewhere like ASH.

 

[306Livingston]

nah am gd. there is a hole in the piping n everything. a think a will just get a new one cheers anyway

 

[MasterAuron]

Ok good luck, don't pay £250 though that's a rip-off, can be found for £180 new. You mean the aluminium ducting that are about £3?

 

[jarrus]

I surpose a rumage in the scrap yard could be in order....
There's always useful stuff there that people would never look at twice...

 

[MasterAuron]

If you find one in a scrapyard, I'll give you the money myself

 

[pgarner]

Just to back up MA
alu ducting
http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=aluminum+ducting+3"&aq=f
pennies, filter can be washed, dried and oiled if required before fitting. imo only point in buying a new one would be for looks

 

[306Livingston]

would prefer just buying a new one mate, got money for one anyway

 

[Loz]

Think I paid about £170 inc the elbow.

 

[Loz]

Got mine from here, think it cost me £170ish...

http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/

 

[pgarner]

thats where i got my discs from guys were great and kept me well informed when there was a delay

 

[jarrus]

If you find one in a scrapyard, I'll give you the money myself

I just ment the piping.... daft sod...lol

 

[Loz]