MX5 MIATA NC / MK3 RAM AIR INDUCTION KIT : install guide

[@nielskooloos5726]

Great video, will be using this once my cold air intake gets here

[@Project380]

thank you, i hope it helps

[@jeremyleal9390]

Great video!

[@Project380]

Thanks!

[@Helios1733]

NICE AND CLEAN, AS USUAL 👍

[@Project380]

Thanks again!

[@marccourt7363]

Nice video. Just checking - to reset your ecu. You rev between 4&5 k. Do you leave your foot on the accelerator and the revs would drop by themselves?

[@Project380]

thank you. yes just leave your foot exactly where it is untill it reaches idle then you can take your foot off

[@marccourt7363]

Ta

[@dwmdinamo123]

Cracking video mate

[@Project380]

thank you 😎

[@loweeer88]

Wow very good job and nice editing video. I plan do the same thing on my NCFL. And what if it will rain? Dont be afraid that air filter soak water? Thank you and have a nice day. Grettings from Czech Republic. :-)

[@Project380]

wow czech republic !! thank you very much. i probably wouldnt drive it through a flood, but there is not a huge worry about the rain

[@danielr777]

This is a really good video. Thank you. One question - how it works during a heavy rain? air filter is quite exposed.

[@Project380]

thank you. ive not had a single problem and its rained alot here lately

[@The800and1]

Mate you never fail to make me laugh hahahahaha

[@Project380]

😂😂

[@ivorwm2291]

YAY!

[@Project380]

😎

[@benedington1402]

Re learning the ECU, how long do you hold the revs for? Followed this video, was so helpful

[@Project380]

until the revs drop by them self, i think it was about 45 seconds

[@spoogewagon]

Link to Ramair kit is sick w/ the 404.

[@Project380]

thats because the dave fab website is down at the moment. try this one instead www.mx5parts.co.uk/skuzzle-motorsport-torqintake-induction-mk3-35?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwgdayBhBQEiwAXhMxtjrgbQkGJyFUbM0gsd3bv1opCAPbiMUVvk-g-zgwUxwNLfvg1tl_ixoCzdEQAvD_BwE

[@davidkrenn2605]

Hi It looks like the stock intake to the air box is more or less in the same place as the new one. So effectively, all you are doing is moving the filter from mid flow to the start of the air flow. How or why does this make a difference. I believe K & N filters provide better air flow than stock. Does the foam filter provide even better flow?

[@Project380]

your moving the filter away from the hot air of the engine bay me personally i would of wanted a k and n filter but it wasn't my car

[@FrankieSousa]

New subscriber! How often would you need to change the filter, and could you give me an approximate cost for this mod.

[@Project380]

no need to change unless damaged but cleaned at least twice a year. i think about £200

[@Quickb3n]

I've got this kit on my NC, noticed the filter can get noticably wet if driving in the rain, which since it's my daily driver too is bound to happen. Have you notice anything similar ?

[@Project380]

so far so good with this one. have you got an aftermarket grill ?

[@Quickb3n]

@@Project380 Nope still using the stock item, I’ve since realised it’s not leading to any water ingress even if it’s soaked so I’m not hugely fussed. Doesn’t seem to effect the lb/s either

[@Project380]

ahh thats good to know@@Quickb3n

[@ttinnovations3310]

super , can I just make it out of black PVC pipe =P

[@Project380]

Of course if you wish you can make it out of pvc pipe. But this kit is a specific length to make the best gains. Plus the part that holds the MAF sensor is gonna be tricky to make

[@Zenk61]

Have to pull the bumper to change the air filter?

[@1061shrink1061]

Yep, or take the under tray off, neither is a fun job, and there's little evidence these thing do anything for an NC, which already has A dedicated cold air feed. All this does is move the filter component to a place where it will get wetter, dirtier and is harder to replace. I wouldn't bother.

[@Project380]

just take the under tray off, just a handful of 8mm bolts

[@PerilsAbound]

Not water safe I take it... 😅

[@Project380]

no issues so far, admittedly an oil treated K and N should be better against water