Modified intake and exhaust systems have been the most enthusiastic fans of the project, relatively speaking this way, the car has improved the power of simple and effective primary modification. The original car engine airbox design more care, a small load of the intake air, power conversion and pay more attention to the effect of the intake of high power, high load. Put another way, it is like a car's exhaust into the respiratory system, if the suction smoother heart that obviously are more energetic. Of course, only the modified intake and exhaust systems do not significantly improve power output, but you can get more agile accelerator response, enhance the driving texture. This issue will introduce a modification of the intake air vortex EDDY Golf 1.4T. Intake modified in two ways: One is to retain the original car airbox design, high flow air filter replacement; Second, replace the air intake box to mushroom head air filter. Refers to the so-called mushroom head air filter looks like a mushroom, and the outer area can reach several times the ordinary air filter, replace the rear intake efficiency is greatly improved. But there is a benefit there will be a disadvantage, that is, after the replacement "mushroom head", the intake noise of the engine increases. EDDY for the VW Golf to create this vortex intake also uses carbon fiber bellows, very force grid. I installed it will open the hood to see something right. Even though golf hydraulic rod hood are not, but this carbon fiber bellows so that the engine compartment ornamental has been increased dramatically. VW Golf original engine compartment is actually relatively simple, but this price do not expect too much. Installation EDDY eddy current intake, they must attack the components are, take advantage of the free space in the engine compartment. Still there are so like after the completion of a large piece of carbon fiber cover is still very bluffing. Of course, this is only the visual aspects of the throttle response improvement is the biggest selling point.

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