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Evoms CAI complete with replacement engine cover, heat shield etc, etc. 1 year old and covered 10k, £180 inc del!

Would you say this was a good deal or not?

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Moderators....

can you move this thread somewhere it may warrant a response? please.

Yup - that is indeed a good deal especially if the postage is included AND the replacement engine cover is included - well over £400 worth.

Let me know if you don't buy it as I will.

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Yup - that is indeed a good deal especially if the postage is included AND the replacement engine cover is included - well over £400 worth.

Let me know if you don't buy it as I will.

Even though its a year old and done 10k?

Even though its a year old and done 10k?

These things don't really wear out, do they. The words 'hand, bite, off' come to mind :thumbup:

Wouldn't bother me personally - Not too familiar with the EVOMS but I think they use oiled filters - give it a clean with some proper materials - very cheap - and you're good as new, assuming all the pipework is in good condition etc.

£320 at JKM and the engine cover is another ton.

JKM Performance....TFSI Intake Systems

The words 'hand, bite, off' come to mind :thumbup:

^^ yup :)

Well over 50% drop in a year sounds a good buy to me, but holy cow these things are expensive to start with!

If it's the one I just found on eBay, I suggest you get in there quick - I'm only not buying it out of politeness :)

If it's the one I just found on eBay, I suggest you get in there quick - I'm only not buying it out of politeness :)

I think it is, he mentioned it in another thread. And yes they are b****y expensive for what you get, but that seems to be the way with car mod bits. Like my rear ARB was about £150 for a bit of bent steel bar and a couple of poly bushes!

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If it's the one I just found on eBay, I suggest you get in there quick - I'm only not buying it out of politeness :)

Thats the one mate, its now mine all mine, sorry!

Yes - I had a provisional offer accepted with the seller but thought it would dent my Karma if I bought it from underneath you :thumbup:

Not to worry. I've got a nice BSH one fitted but, amusingly enough, it sounds like a goose on full throttle so I wanted to see what the EVOMS was like in comparison.

I'll put up with the honking for a while longer :)

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Yes - I had a provisional offer accepted with the seller but thought it would dent my Karma if I bought it from underneath you :thumbup:

Not to worry. I've got a nice BSH one fitted but, amusingly enough, it sounds like a goose on full throttle so I wanted to see what the EVOMS was like in comparison.

I'll put up with the honking for a while longer :)

He did say there were other interested parties offering more money..........how very dare they! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Most of these CAI's are a pretty noisy when you boot it - but that's half the reason for fitting them isn't it?

Well, I've never had a CAI before this car so I can't speak from personal experience, but it makes an odd sound :)

I had a smoothed airbox on my old Leon, the result of which was just a louder induction sound and an audible blow off noise, albeit a quiet one.

The BSH in my VRS does the same, but when at full throttle there is a sound similar to blowing across the top of a bottle - i.e. a consistent note.

I've found many other people with the same noise from the same CAI and only stopped worrying I'd screwed something up on the installation after hearing a load of Golf GTIs on YouTube making the same noise!

Got an email from a chap called Phil at BSH who said this is a known problem with a re-mapped 2.0 TFSI - something to do with the air flow over the DV, and relocating the little bugger would solve it.

Was just curious to see if I got the same noise with the EVOMS (and also half wanted the engine cover) - maybe Pagey1255 can let me know his experience, if he's got a remap.

And if he hasn't, shame on him :cool:

Can't say i've heard that noise from my EVOMS, just the usual sucky whoosh whoosh!

Yes, I wondered if that would be the case - must be peculiar to the BSH for some reason.

Pleased otherwise though - great quality, excellent isolation from the engine bay, position is perfectly in line with the gaping hole left from taking off the OEM air scoop etc etc.

There is a DV relocation add-on for it so I'm looking out for a cheapy one second hand.

It does make an impressive sound to be fair - my favourite quote I found when researching it before buying was that it 'sounds like a bear raping a shark' :)

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Most of these CAI's are a pretty noisy when you boot it - but that's half the reason for fitting them isn't it?

Ohhh, I hope its not noisy!! :eek: obviously I'm fitting it as a performance related modification.....:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

In my youth I had a Calibra turbo, dyno-ed at 326 bhp, that sucked, whooshed, popped, and whistled all the way....just before the engine blew that is, :(

Well, I've never had a CAI before this car so I can't speak from personal experience, but it makes an odd sound :)

I had a smoothed airbox on my old Leon, the result of which was just a louder induction sound and an audible blow off noise, albeit a quiet one.

The BSH in my VRS does the same, but when at full throttle there is a sound similar to blowing across the top of a bottle - i.e. a consistent note.

I've found many other people with the same noise from the same CAI and only stopped worrying I'd screwed something up on the installation after hearing a load of Golf GTIs on YouTube making the same noise!

Got an email from a chap called Phil at BSH who said this is a known problem with a re-mapped 2.0 TFSI - something to do with the air flow over the DV, and relocating the little bugger would solve it.

Was just curious to see if I got the same noise with the EVOMS (and also half wanted the engine cover) - maybe Pagey1255 can let me know his experience, if he's got a remap.

And if he hasn't, shame on him :cool:

No remap, what a sin, although I'm only at stage 1............at the moment. :thumbup:

Whilst I think about it, would it be worth running some ducting from the passenger side bumper insert to the underside of the cone filter behind the head light?

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No remap, what a sin, although I'm only at stage 1............at the moment. :thumbup:

Well, the remap is officially the 'stage' so if you haven't had one yet, you're not really at stage 1...... but the EVOMS should free up a few HP so call it a stage 0.4 :)

You won't regret the remap - it's the best bang for your buck modification, especially if you go for someone like P-Torque who has very competitive prices.

After stage 1 the car just turns into a money pit to get more powerful :eek: still fun though :cool:

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Well, the remap is officially the 'stage' so if you haven't had one yet, you're not really at stage 1...... but the EVOMS should free up a few HP so call it a stage 0.4 :)

You won't regret the remap - it's the best bang for your buck modification, especially if you go for someone like P-Torque who has very competitive prices.

After stage 1 the car just turns into a money pit to get more powerful :eek: still fun though :cool:

Think you misunderstood old chap, I was being sarcastic....sorry!

The car is remapped, although the tuners don't refer to it as stage 1, just an aggressive remap that can accept further mods.....like the Evoms. :D

what tuner is this? Not heard of that before.

Think you misunderstood old chap, I was being sarcastic....sorry!

Sorry, mis-read it :rofl:

I even took the trouble to quote what I mis-read too :rofl::rofl:

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what tuner is this? Not heard of that before.

Angel Tuning, it was an interesting chat I had with them regarding all this TBH. I was basically asking what update/upgrade I needed to accept the CAI, to be fair they could have said blah, and charged me 50-100 quid, but they didn't.

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