OEM Vs GruppeM intake

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OEM Vs GruppeM intake

Post by sonny » Wed Feb 23, 2011 11:52 am

Taken from Audi tuning mag, worth the read for those interested.

Saying that I will be putting mine on the rollers soon to compare the GruppeM to OEM intake.

STOCK VS. GRUPPEM INTAKE DYNO COMPARISON:

Stock intake whp: 341.9 @ 7500 rpm GruppeM intake whp: 361.1 @ 7500 rpm
Stock intake trq: 296.7 lb-ft @ 3700 rpm GruppeM intake trq: 306.2 lb-ft @ 3700 rpm

Peak Gains: 21.5 whp @ 8300 rpm, 15.1 lb-ft @ 6700 rpm*
*Average gain of 15.3 whp and 12.4 lb-ft of torque from 4500-8500 rpm
Stock intake: 8.66-sec GruppeM intake: 8.38-sec*

60-120MPH TEST:
Stock intake: 10.9-sec GruppeM intake: 10.6-sec

Taken from Source http://www.audituningmag.com/gruppem-rs ... er-intake/

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RE: OEM Vs GruppeM intake

Post by Nobber » Wed Feb 23, 2011 11:58 am

Nice stats, one missing though....how much is it?!!! :)

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RE: OEM Vs GruppeM intake

Post by sonny » Wed Feb 23, 2011 12:09 pm

Brand new from Japan your looking at around £1100.

Second hand anywhere between £500-£800.

But I guess you know that right ;)
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RE: OEM Vs GruppeM intake

Post by Macdaddy » Wed Feb 23, 2011 12:25 pm

One awesome looking bit of kit but is it worth the money performance wise over a simple panel filter?

Doubt it but I'd like to see a KN panel filter stats too. Think the best gain of the Gruppe is the colder air you'll gain.
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Re: RE: OEM Vs GruppeM intake

Post by Nobber » Wed Feb 23, 2011 12:32 pm

sonny wrote:Brand new from Japan your looking at around £1100.

Second hand anywhere between £500-£800.

But I guess you know that right ;)
Had no clue buddy! I'm new to the RS4 game and never googled it because I know i'd be way too tempted!

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Post by Revolution » Wed Feb 23, 2011 1:30 pm

We're going to dyno before and after on panel filters with our demo.

K&N and Pipercross - be a while yet but interesting reading no doubt when we do it.
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Post by orkneyrs4 » Wed Feb 23, 2011 11:44 pm

I will be interested as I have just bought a K&N from you guys lol (revolution).

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Post by 2manytoys » Thu Feb 24, 2011 7:37 am

Does it still use a flap?

If it's a single cold air intake this would be very good. The RS4 has pretty aggressive timing retardation when the intake air is warm.

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Post by sonny » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:24 am

2manytoys wrote:Does it still use a flap?

If it's a single cold air intake this would be very good. The RS4 has pretty aggressive timing retardation when the intake air is warm.
No flap, the airbox is totally removed (thus removing the flap) in the kit there is a rubber plug that is used to block the vacuum line. The secondary air injection pipe gets a small air filter too (Crank case breather filter).
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Post by Revolution » Thu Feb 24, 2011 10:35 am

orkneyrs4 wrote:I will be interested as I have just bought a K&N from you guys lol (revolution).
good choice :D

Hi Sonny
re gruppe M - there were a few posts about them causing tickover problems (i think it was that).
Has yours been okay?

Were looking into a similar (but cheaper) alternative and proving difficult to get the carbon intake done in small volumes at a decent price - just want to make sure it runs fine before we go further.
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Post by sonny » Thu Feb 24, 2011 10:41 am

Hiya Glenn. only thing I have experienced is a drop in revs every say 60 seconds or so, the needle will drop slightly then idle again, but its not a problem. I put it down to the car not being remapped to the GruppeM filter like mine is, so I should really have a fresh remap uploaded. When I had my old GruppeM on the car I never experienced this, may be due to the APS remap I had?

Now you have mentioned it, it has made me think. can you post a link to the tick over problems?
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Post by Revolution » Thu Feb 24, 2011 11:24 am

cheers sonny

i looked and couldnt find it - anyone alse help?
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Post by RS4POWER » Thu Feb 24, 2011 7:10 pm

sonny wrote:
2manytoys wrote:Does it still use a flap?

If it's a single cold air intake this would be very good. The RS4 has pretty aggressive timing retardation when the intake air is warm.
No flap, the airbox is totally removed (thus removing the flap) in the kit there is a rubber plug that is used to block the vacuum line. The secondary air injection pipe gets a small air filter too (Crank case breather filter).
Would a GruppeM not also benefit from a vorsteiner vented hood?

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Post by sonny » Thu Feb 24, 2011 7:44 pm

Yes, but it would, but I dont like them as I like it too look OEM from the outside.
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Post by Macdaddy » Thu Feb 24, 2011 10:58 pm

Not sure if it would benefit, doesn't it have a duct ?

As above tho, stock looks best IMO
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