blitz supra Posted August 1, 2005 Share Posted August 1, 2005 Hi Probably all been asked before but I am a newbie I want to put an induction kit on my n/a Supra 2 questions I have are What size dia is the pip required 75mm ? / 3in? There is also a switch in the Air box I noticed a few @ JAE were just left hanging (messy) what does this do is it a air charge switch? If i were to buy a new air box grommet i should be ableto refit into the new connecting pipe not had my car long (fto owner) but on the whole very pleased fuel not bad 24 around town 32-34 on long run (JAE) Had a few probs though o/s rear drive shaft joint clonking ( had driveshaft rec-onded for £120.00) boot rubbers... rear shocks clunky ... replaced n/s mirror won't retract ... need a second hand mirror ... dealer will pay but have noticed front now clunky.. but will get subframe bolts checked / drop links its only done 60k so should not really be worn out it came with a 5in Jap pipe and Toyota body kit ... sounds and looks awesome + sprayed some of the panels silver inside (tastefully) How easy is it to fit the later white front indicators as saw a few upgraded at JAE, I have fitted clear wing repeaters already... cheers great forum Andy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Prof. Monkey Posted August 2, 2005 Share Posted August 2, 2005 Hello I have an N/A and I got an Injen short Ram Pipe, most people just leave the air temp sensor on the outside, I perhaps would of drilled a hole in the intake pipe to fit the sensor, but decided agains it. Mad Matt got a chip that "fools" the ECU so the sensor can be disposed of, he hid the wires inside the pipe and it looks nice and neat. I would recommend the Injen, as it sounds and looks superb, with its polished alloy pipe. Check out my Garage! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nic Posted August 2, 2005 Share Posted August 2, 2005 Andy, why do you want to fit an induction kit? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blitz supra Posted August 2, 2005 Author Share Posted August 2, 2005 Well they look good and sound great I had one on my FTO and it sounded the nuts!! but that was a sweet V6 what was odd though on the FTO it made fuel consumtion greatly improved on low throttle I was also going to have made up a heat sheild for it But talking about mpg. My Supra does approx 24 mg around town and 32 - 34 on long runs roughly 130 miles to 1/4 tank (if i don't really boot it) So not bad really. a little worse than the FTO but not bad for a 3 litre quite impressed and the insurance was £175.00 cheaper than the FTO (£375 Fully comp protected with a Cat 2 immboiliser fitted) who says imports are dear to insure!! you just need to know where too look Also a TT Supra was only £10.00 more than the fto Andy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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