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autotech intake vs Neuspeed intake
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NJdubber
Performance Enthusiast
- Location
- Northern NJ
- Car(s)
- Audi A3 2.0T FSI
I wouldn't run either
why? are you made of money or something?
NJdubber
Performance Enthusiast
- Location
- Northern NJ
- Car(s)
- Audi A3 2.0T FSI
The lack of quality between both.. It has been proven and i've seen it with my own car what those intakes can do to long term fuel trims. As for money, why do you even say that?? :thumbdown:
NJdubber
Performance Enthusiast
- Location
- Northern NJ
- Car(s)
- Audi A3 2.0T FSI
If your looking for an intake, I can clearly recommend the BSH Tru seal, Forge Twintake or the VWR intake.. I started from lowest to most priciest, i'm only trying to help you no trolling here..
MkVme
Ready to race!
- Location
- Tampa, Florida
find a used carbonio, will be your best bet imo. I had the carbonio and the pflo, i regretted ever buying the p flo with its gross noises and bad performance. IMO stock felt better then the Pflo, the only thing I enjoyed about the Pflo was the PSHH sound from letting off the gas.
Crispy21
Banned
- Location
- Central Jerzz
- Car(s)
- 2008 VW GTI
Why do i hate people from new jersey?
find a used carbonio, will be your best bet imo. I had the carbonio and the pflo, i regretted ever buying the p flo with its gross noises and bad performance. IMO stock felt better then the Pflo, the only thing I enjoyed about the Pflo was the PSHH sound from letting off the gas.
So you said you "regretted ever buying the p flo with its gross noises and bad performance"..... But at end of your statement you said "the only thing i enjoyed about the Pflo was the PSHH sound from letting off the gas."
So did u like it or not?
So you said you "regretted ever buying the p flo with its gross noises and bad performance"..... But at end of your statement you said "the only thing i enjoyed about the Pflo was the PSHH sound from letting off the gas."
So did u like it or not?
Tell us why
07GTI-2.0T
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- newport news, va
1. Stationary Intake videos = fail
2. $278 nuespeed intake = fall ( can get for $199.99 all day)
3. They are both filters on a stick like 80% others on the market.
4. Carbonio = might as well stay stock. Preserves low end response which filters on a stick don't....because 80% is the stock airbox.
5. NO intake is worth more than $200. The ass-o-meter doesn't register like every other mod.
6. Don't waste your money before stage 2.
7. Have had my nuespeed for 5 years with ZERO quality or driveabilty issues, however I'm not convinced its better or worse than any other filter on stick.
8. The $$$ might be better but in no way worth it. Order pizza for everybody at work instead.
2. $278 nuespeed intake = fall ( can get for $199.99 all day)
3. They are both filters on a stick like 80% others on the market.
4. Carbonio = might as well stay stock. Preserves low end response which filters on a stick don't....because 80% is the stock airbox.
5. NO intake is worth more than $200. The ass-o-meter doesn't register like every other mod.
6. Don't waste your money before stage 2.
7. Have had my nuespeed for 5 years with ZERO quality or driveabilty issues, however I'm not convinced its better or worse than any other filter on stick.
8. The $$$ might be better but in no way worth it. Order pizza for everybody at work instead.
Bake
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- Storrs, CT
- Car(s)
- 2019 Golf R
i used the autotech... crap quality. you get what you pay for.
had a carbonio. looked awesome and fit great but i honestly wanted more intake sound.
currently using a p-flo stage 1 with BSH stage 2. LOVE the p-flo/bsh combo!!! p-flo looks and fits great, sounds amazing and the car feels smoother with the p-flo over the carbonio. I had slight hesitations with that intake.
either way, i really wouldn't reccommend the autotech. buy a used intake with better quality first.
had a carbonio. looked awesome and fit great but i honestly wanted more intake sound.
currently using a p-flo stage 1 with BSH stage 2. LOVE the p-flo/bsh combo!!! p-flo looks and fits great, sounds amazing and the car feels smoother with the p-flo over the carbonio. I had slight hesitations with that intake.
either way, i really wouldn't reccommend the autotech. buy a used intake with better quality first.
You are SO far off, I could create a spreadsheet correcting this.
NJdubber
Performance Enthusiast
- Location
- Northern NJ
- Car(s)
- Audi A3 2.0T FSI
please do to shut people up once and for all... I know because my own car was proof!! :clap:
other than VWR, the only intakes that "might" work well with our stock MAF sensor are aFe, Volant, and Injen.
The reason I listed them is because they are the only 3 that has a smaller diameter for the MAF housing section, where the rest of the intake on the market has 2.5 or 2.75 piping through out the whole intake.
or you can buy a P-flo, and do this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCWaaJLpW4g
The reason I listed them is because they are the only 3 that has a smaller diameter for the MAF housing section, where the rest of the intake on the market has 2.5 or 2.75 piping through out the whole intake.
or you can buy a P-flo, and do this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCWaaJLpW4g