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    What to do with SRi 2.2..

    Hey
    i'm not too sure about the options
    i don't want to put a large ammount of money like over $6k, but i wouldn't mind giving it abit more.
    the only things i can think of so far are exhaust and/or intake systems.
    are there any other options that someone could suggest
    anyone have a 2.2 SRi and can advise me on what to do, tell me what you have done?

    thanks in advance

    cheers, Ben
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    Most of the 2.2 Owners here do the Following:
    De-Restrict the Air Box(I done that)
    Aftermarket Air Filter(K&N Panel for me & Aus_SRi)
    Change the Exhaust to 2"-2.25" all the way Thru(I have 2" all way thru,Stock Rear Muffler)
    I also have a Chip,Exhaust Cam and Extractors that came with the Car(2nd Hand Demo)
    Doing the 1st 3 makes a Difference, Better Acceleration and so Forth.
    I find mine has more Torque and has Power right up to Redline(6500rpm).

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by KID_SRi
    Most of the 2.2 Owners here do the Following:
    De-Restrict the Air Box(I done that)
    Aftermarket Air Filter(K&N Panel for me & Aus_SRi)
    Change the Exhaust to 2"-2.25" all the way Thru(I have 2" all way thru,Stock Rear Muffler)
    I also have a Chip,Exhaust Cam and Extractors that came with the Car(2nd Hand Demo)
    Doing the 1st 3 makes a Difference, Better Acceleration and so Forth.
    I find mine has more Torque and has Power right up to Redline(6500rpm).
    thanks for scu ha quick reply!
    destricitng the air box dosn't sound too much of a process,
    does it need to be done professionally and is it costly?
    also about exhaust, my friend got a dual(not real dual) exhaust on his lancer but it just sounds awful, fartlike, u know
    do u have to keep a relatively small diameter to avoid that or is it more the muffler?
    thanks dude

    really apreciate the feedback

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    Doing the Air Box is Fairly Easy.
    http://groups.msn.com/opelaustralia/...mp;sortstring=
    That link is from the Old Site and Thanks M40COO for making that How To as Well, It says 1.6 16v. But its same as 1.8 and 2.2.
    Exhausts, Thats more the Rear Muffler thats give it that Fart Cannon Sound. Mine just Sounds deeper, Quiet as standard @ Idle and Normal Driving and Deep and Louder than Stock @ Higher revs(4500-6500rpm) thats with a Standard Muffler, I had a 5" Diameter Stainless on the Back and It sounds Dreadful.

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    Re: What to do with SRi 2.2..

    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Seus
    Hey
    i'm not too sure about the options
    i don't want to put a large ammount of money like over $6k, but i wouldn't mind giving it abit more.
    the only things i can think of so far are exhaust and/or intake systems.
    are there any other options that someone could suggest
    anyone have a 2.2 SRi and can advise me on what to do, tell me what you have done?

    thanks in advance

    cheers, Ben
    Go here you may be able to find what you want in your price range http://www.qsz.com.au/

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    K&N Part No. 33-2213 (Just replaces the stock air filter)

    While we are on the subject of de-restricting an airbox. There is a theory that a bell mouth on the top part of the airbox (the exit toward the engine) will help deliver air flow that is less turbulent so the air is able to pass through faster. And in turn help ones throttle response.

    Anyone have suggestions, thoughts or proof either way this is the case?
    Nick

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    Never have anything related to an intake facing towards the engine. This will only suck hot air in. The only exception to the rule is a heat shield.

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    Think you mis-understood my point Paul.

    The exiting tube from the airbox (after air has passed through panel filter) is what i am talking about. Having a bellmouth mounted INSIDE the airbox at the exiting mouth.

    Clearer pic now?
    Nick

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    Yeah i can see what your talking about now.
    hmmm might just work

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    Re: What to do with SRi 2.2..

    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by GOZOFF
    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Seus
    Hey
    i'm not too sure about the options
    i don't want to put a large ammount of money like over $6k, but i wouldn't mind giving it abit more.
    the only things i can think of so far are exhaust and/or intake systems.
    are there any other options that someone could suggest
    anyone have a 2.2 SRi and can advise me on what to do, tell me what you have done?

    thanks in advance

    cheers, Ben
    Go here you may be able to find what you want in your price range http://www.qsz.com.au/
    does anyone have a recommended tuning place in sydney for similar type work as qsz?

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