Free Flow System

Gascan · Post by **Gascan** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:17 am

Hi everyone!

Does anybody know where i can get a decent free flow system fitted to a Polo Classic 1998 at a decent price?

Thanx,

Gascan

just4fozi@yahoo.com · Post by **just4fozi@yahoo.com** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:37 am

Try Santosport (Abel DoSantos). He makes good branches and freeflow systems. Prices are quite decent 2. For POLO its best to go with 50mm system. Three freeflow boxes if you dont like noise, otherwise 2 will do but will be kinda rorty.

Or go to Steves Auto Clinic for a Wildcat system. (+/- R1300)
Have you done the airfilter yet???

just4fozi@yahoo.com · Post by **just4fozi@yahoo.com** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:48 am

Go to this URL in the forum. There are sum guys discussing Santosport systems and how well they work.

http://vwclub.co.za/vwforum/viewtopic.p ... 776c09e1b6

Gascan · Post by **Gascan** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:48 am

Are these guys avalible in JHB, i see you are from PE. So you rekon a 50mm would be the best? Cool, thanx for the help man.

Nope, havent done the air filter yet. BMC filter the one to go for...? Any other filter suggestions?

Thanx man,
Gascan

just4fozi@yahoo.com · Post by **just4fozi@yahoo.com** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:58 am

Santosport is in JHB. Just read Speed & Sound for their add.
Doing the exhaust and filter would give good power gains.

As far as filters go:
K&N / BMC / Kingdragon is excellent but very pricey!!!
Simota / PPR are also good but much cheaper!!!
It depends on your budget. (Just remeber that a higher price doesnt always mean higher performance). Dont buy a cone!

Get a flatpad filter and mod the airbox my removing the trumpet in the top section and the 90deg pipe running from the airbox to the fender. replace it (90deg bend) with a flexible indcution hose and run the hose down to you bumper to scoop up cool-air.

Gascan · Post by **Gascan** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 10:09 am

Cool, thanks alot man! Filter will be done on the weekend...

Will get down to looking at the mag, and getting hold of the guys.

Gascan

just4fozi@yahoo.com · Thu Jul 27, 2006 10:13 am

One is glad to be of service

Rooi blitz · Post by **Rooi blitz** » Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:30 pm

i have a golf 1 1992 model... those two colored ones...
i want to put something on it just for starters, mabe an exust and a filter, just for sound... i have an system, and cant hear my enjin... dont want an hifi on weels, but dont want to change my system.... can i make my car sound louder??? can u give me advice?

just4fozi@yahoo.com · Post by **just4fozi@yahoo.com** » Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:11 am

If you want a nice tone from your exhaust you should run 55mm or 57mm tubing with only two freeflow silincers. But be careful because this can be very irritating when you cruising along. To avoid that low speed drone you can add an additional round-bottle type silencer at the front of the exhaust system.

Rooi blitz · Post by **Rooi blitz** » Wed Aug 02, 2006 10:19 am

thanx, im goaan try it this weekend
hope i dont do anything stupid!!!???
im taking it to some guy who did my friends golf...

Gascan · Post by **Gascan** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:01 am

just4fozi@yahoo.com wrote:Santosport is in JHB. Just read Speed & Sound for their add.
Doing the exhaust and filter would give good power gains.

As far as filters go:
K&N / BMC / Kingdragon is excellent but very pricey!!!
Simota / PPR are also good but much cheaper!!!
It depends on your budget. (Just remeber that a higher price doesnt always mean higher performance). Dont buy a cone!

Get a flatpad filter and mod the airbox my removing the trumpet in the top section and the 90deg pipe running from the airbox to the fender. replace it (90deg bend) with a flexible indcution hose and run the hose down to you bumper to scoop up cool-air.

Got the BMC filter fitted, and the car sounds like a dream!!! Thanks for your help man! Now its on to the exhaust system...

Gascan