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Submitted: Thursday, Jun 04, 2015 at 12:42
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Ben S14
I am looking to get a freer flowing intake pipe, would like to keep the MAF, would like it all aluminium, would like a pod type filter and would like to box it in to separate it from the engine bay heat.
What can I do? It's for an '06 Sahara, 4.7 V8.
Reply By: Ross M - Thursday, Jun 04, 2015 at 23:27
Thursday, Jun 04, 2015 at 23:27
You only use a Pod aircleaner if you don't value the engine life.
Absolutely no good for taking fine dirt out of the airstream.
Unilfilter will do better and will also filter the engines airflow and keep fine dust out of the intake stream.
Why do you think a different intake will improve the system?
The area around, prior to the MAF and after it, is designed to work for correct reading of the airmass entering the engine. That governs fuel injection amounts.
Tamper with that and you may not have it operate properly at all.
Aluminium intake will absorb engine heat and make the intake air hotter than normal. Not a good idea and you may lose volumetric efficiency to some degree. ie, less oxygen into the engine.
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Reply By: Batt's - Friday, Jun 05, 2015 at 21:29
Friday, Jun 05, 2015 at 21:29
Interested to know what you are hoping to gain by using a pod under the bonnet ? If you want a bit more power then fitting a
snorkel to draw in cooler air is the best option and fitting a K&N air filter or a foam filter will increase airflow so you should gain some power and maybe improve fuel consumption you can also fit a pre filter to the
snorkel head to keep out bugs. Using a pod under the bonnet will have a limited effect because you're still drawing in hot air from under the bonnet even if you put it in a box trying to limit the heat drawn in you're not getting the fresh air from outside directed into your intake and if you do go off road and do water crossings you are still at risk of sucking water if you accidently find a deep hole which occasionally happens.
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Reply By: Ben S14 - Monday, Jun 08, 2015 at 06:59
Monday, Jun 08, 2015 at 06:59
This car is a tow car for my drift car. If I wanted a four wheel drive to do out back adventures I wouldn't buy one with a petrol engine or a leather interior... I didn't come on here to tell people what car to drive I asked about pod filter intake options... In the comments listed already I have been told that aluminum intakes sap power, pod filters dont do a good enough job etc... The drift car I use has been in to the sand pit on more than one occasion which is more dirt use than the Sahara will see for 1 and for 2 you say these intakes will rob power so use a
snorkel etc... I don't have a
snorkel on my drift car, it has an LS1 with one of these aluminum intakes and makes 518hp in its current setup so if it works (which it clearly does for this vehicle) then I don't see what the problem is with the 2UZ so if we could stay on topic here I'd like to find a POD type intake, I want to KEEP the MAF, the POD will be a non oiled type so I don't clog up the MAF, I'd like to use a heat shield of sorts to keep engine bay heat out of the POD area without having to try fit the POD in a box.
Also there are many examples of the POD setup in the UZJ100 leading to 05... The 06 and 07 aren't listed with K&N so I'm here asking for your help, up to 05 they used them, the Jeep guys use them etc and these are a bolt on mod so IF I wanted to go Four Wheel Driving I could easily put the stock intake back on... Its not hard...
So I ask again, has anyone got a route I can go down for a POD type intake?
Please and thanks.
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Follow Up By: rumpig - Monday, Jun 08, 2015 at 09:19
Monday, Jun 08, 2015 at 09:19
Can i suggest you join up to LCOOL
forum and ask your question over there Ben, it's a dedicated Landcruiser
forum. There's a few guys running supercharged petrol engines on their Crusiers over there, they may have some of the answers you are seeking.
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Reply By: Ben S14 - Tuesday, Jun 09, 2015 at 07:17
Tuesday, Jun 09, 2015 at 07:17
I asked for a POD filter Intake... Why do you need any other info...?
Just post a link to a POD filter intake.
I'll make it easy on you guys as you don't seem to be able to understand what I want without exact info - Copy and paste the below with a website address or a location that I can go to to get a POD Filter intake.
-:EXAMPLE:-
Ben, go to:
www._________________________.com
or the address for the store that can help is:
__________________________________
Hope this helps, thank you for your question.
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Follow Up By: Slow one - Tuesday, Jun 09, 2015 at 19:57
Tuesday, Jun 09, 2015 at 19:57
Ben,
you are right and I shouldn't have mentioned
Bathurst. Best of luck finding a pod mod for your vehicle.
If you wish to go down that track, you may have to design and construct your own pod modification. You can then decide if it was worth it.
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Follow Up By: Ben S14 - Tuesday, Jun 09, 2015 at 22:46
Tuesday, Jun 09, 2015 at 22:46
Thank you, I feel like actually continuing to use this
forum now... Like I said, this was my first post.
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