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gpvecchi 08-14-2022 04:42 AM

Different intake hose shape
 
I saw that aftermarket intake hoses are available in different shapes. Some, like Mishimoto, have the same shape of genuine, some, like Greddy, Perrin and R Magic in particolar, have different bendings and bigger volume. I think they act like a plenum chamber, and they say they improve throttle response.
What do you think?

Ohio Enthusiast 08-14-2022 09:06 AM

I doubt they provide any noticeable difference. I have a Perrin intake that I got mainly to get rid of the sound tube and it had zero impact on how the car feels.

gpvecchi 08-14-2022 12:21 PM

I have the Greddy, and I noticed an improvement in response, in particular at low revs, comparing to stock hose with closed sound tube.

weederr33 08-22-2022 12:44 PM

I have the HKS and if it provided anything it was minimal.

Tcoat 08-22-2022 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3541388)
I have the Greddy, and I noticed an improvement in response, in particular at low revs, comparing to stock hose with closed sound tube.

https://i.gifer.com/LFkZ.gif

gpvecchi 08-22-2022 05:14 PM

Absolutely not placebo. I'm sensitive. Not everybody needs a turbo to feel the differences.

Tcoat 08-22-2022 06:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3543010)
Absolutely not placebo. I'm sensitive. Not everybody needs a turbo to feel the differences.

Ya OK
https://memegenerator.net/img/instances/65745193.jpg

Ultramaroon 08-22-2022 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3543010)
Absolutely not placebo. I'm sensitive. Not everybody needs a turbo to feel the differences.

Must be lonely being smarter than everybody else.

Tcoat 08-22-2022 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3541346)
What do you think?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 3543029)
Must be lonely being smarter than everybody else.

https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89274

Dirty Harry 08-22-2022 08:44 PM

The Mishimoto inlet tube did make a slight difference for me with throttle response.

Looks to be a repeatable slight improvement to performance —> https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...1&postcount=13

NoHaveMSG 08-22-2022 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirty Harry (Post 3543041)
The Mishimoto inlet tube did make a slight difference for me with throttle response.

Looks to be a repeatable slight improvement to performance —> https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...1&postcount=13

You can feel 2hp ?

I'd also like to see the dyno, for, reasons. Curious if it is 2hp across, or just up top in higher RPM.

Tcoat 08-22-2022 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirty Harry (Post 3543041)
The Mishimoto inlet tube did make a slight difference for me with throttle response.

Looks to be a repeatable slight improvement to performance —> https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...1&postcount=13

If you can feel a 2HP increase (with a tune!) you should be a professional driver!

Your throttle body opening remains the same. Your throttle plate doesn't all of a sudden open more because there is a different tube. You are not moving any more air through the engine because you have a different shaped tube.

Exactly how was tis "slight response" measured?
"I can feel it" in not an answer.

soundman98 08-22-2022 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 3543029)
Must be lonely being smarter than everybody else.

you have no idea how hard it is.

Dirty Harry 08-22-2022 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG (Post 3543043)
You can feel 2hp ?

I did say slight, it’s not like it turns it into a Hellcat. I was sceptical about any performance gains and did it mainly to clean up the engine bay. I was pleasantly surprised after I took it for a drive afterwards. I’d say it feels more “peppy”, throttle response more immediate. Like the car had a coffee shot, lol. Bear in mind my car is a ‘13, so pre-facelift version, which I believe has the less efficient intake design.

NoHaveMSG 08-22-2022 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirty Harry (Post 3543047)
I did say slight, it’s not like it turns it into a Hellcat. I was sceptical about any performance gains and did it mainly to clean up the engine bay. I was pleasantly surprised after I took it for a drive afterwards. I’d say it feels more “peppy”, throttle response more immediate. Like the car had a coffee shot, lol. Bear in mind my car is a ‘13, so pre-facelift version, which I believe has the less efficient intake design.

I don't deny these things make a difference, I am just skeptical as the claims people make are often overstated. I have the Perrin inlet tube on my car and don't really notice anything. I bought it just to declutter the engine bay of the sound tube after I went back to a stock airbox.

Dirty Harry 08-22-2022 10:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG (Post 3543043)
You can feel 2hp ?

I'd also like to see the dyno, for, reasons. Curious if it is 2hp across, or just up top in higher RPM.

Some of the numbers from their site: https://www.mishimoto.com/engineerin...nt-completion/

gpvecchi 08-23-2022 01:58 AM

HP, as a Dyno sheet, are measured only at WOT. Response feeling is a different thing. So it's possible to feel the difference. Anyway, with my previous car I felt a 0.5 kgm difference, later confirm by Dyno. @NoHaveMSG, if you'll cover my expenses I can try the professional driver career.

spcmafia 08-23-2022 08:08 AM

Guys remember, is not about the shape and size of the hose. Is about how you.....wait. Oh we're talking about cars. Carry on.



All companies will claim the same, because they need to sell their stuff. Having the same exact design as your competition warrants issues, legal ones. As a mod by itself, it may smooth out some rough edges on the curve, and the initial "responsiveness" is just the car adjusting itself for the first 50 miles.

When added as a whole with other mods, the results are better.



Which brings me back to my initial point, is not about the size of the hose, is how you use it along other things.

Tcoat 08-23-2022 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spcmafia (Post 3543097)
Guys remember, is not about the shape and size of the hose. Is about how you.....wait. Oh we're talking about cars. Carry on.



All companies will claim the same, because they need to sell their stuff. Having the same exact design as your competition warrants issues, legal ones. As a mod by itself, it may smooth out some rough edges on the curve, and the initial "responsiveness" is just the car adjusting itself for the first 50 miles.

When added as a whole with other mods, the results are better.



Which brings me back to my initial point, is not about the size of the hose, is how you use it along other things.

This ^
Changing the tube does nothing measurable. Changing the tube and tuning for it may make a tiny difference but then it begs the questions:
Was it the tube or the tune that made the improvement?
If you did the same tune with the stock parts would you have had the same results?
Are any improvements actually stackable?

NoHaveMSG 08-23-2022 11:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3543079)
HP, as a Dyno sheet, are measured only at WOT. Response feeling is a different thing. So it's possible to feel the difference. Anyway, with my previous car I felt a 0.5 kgm difference, later confirm by Dyno. @NoHaveMSG, if you'll cover my expenses I can try the professional driver career.

If you are that sensitive, you should be able to fund it yourself testing parts. .5kgm is what, 3.6lb-ft. I'd say that is about on the cusp of noticeable for my butt dyno in a car.

Evil Rocky 08-23-2022 01:05 PM

When I was NA I made 207-8whp and 165trq (I think was numbers? was in 2017) Car felt amazing and wish I kept it this way before went turbo. But I think to get anything out of an intake need a tune. My mods are below when I dyno at that. I will try to find copy of dyno and post here.

I had P&L headers
Perring OP and P&L FP
Perrin 3" CBE
E85
AEM ETI (discontinued now) intake (When dyno before mods it was 2-3whp over stock) - (I have still have it if anyone wants it)
HKS Big snorkel (I also dont have a grill and have it cut out and open)
CF driversahft
fluidampner pulley
Full blow radiator
Full blown oil cooler

Tcoat 08-23-2022 01:34 PM

221HP NA
https://i.imgflip.com/unw1q.jpg

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WNDSRFR 08-23-2022 01:50 PM

You want some real gains?
Next oil change use Royal Purple. Guaranteed 3 hp increase.

soundman98 08-23-2022 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WNDSRFR (Post 3543168)
You want some real gains?
Next oil change use Royal Purple. Guaranteed 3 hp increase.

real drivers run prolong

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4_E5GHJU00


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