PASSAT 1.9 TDI PD130 S2000 MOD (SOUND COMPARISON)

Thought I would do my take on the Honda S2000 air filter mod. This is just a comparison video of before and after.
Completely stock 2003 VW Passat.
If you have any questions feel free to comment and ask away!
Also if you would like some driving sound, inside engine bay when under load give the video a like and I'll see what I can do!
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[@spoolygarage]

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[@meizind6555]

clean yo engine bay bro

[@Modders4lifeUniqueModz]

Mine sounds like this standard and mine is a pd130 2003 passat

[@jzr1111]

That sounds amazing does it feel any faster and has it affected mpg

[@lukaszbat3733]

I did this with my VW and it does make a difference, the turbo lag feels less in terms of turbo getting up to speed faster and also it gets better mpg, I think that original air box was choking this engine.
I can give you an advice when you remove the airbox and replace it with a cone filter, it was originally mounted to the subframe with rubber bushing, what I did I bought some a sheet of aluminium and I created a heat shield from the turbo and exhaust manifold with brackets that hold those 2 rubber bushing, so basically I used the original place where airbox was mounted to hold a heat shield, you might want to consider that, especially when the air filter is so close to the exhaust manifold.
Regard

[@spoolygarage]

@@lukaszbat3733 Thanks for the comment lads. I felt a difference straight away in the terms of throttle response and turbo spool time so yes it did feel a bit faster. Didn't effect MPG as I couldn't notice any (+/-) differences. All that said was positive which is amazing but I done it for the noise which I loved. When driving and letting off at certain revs it fluttered!

[@somoskoigergo]

I just did this today, and had the opposite results, not much power below 2000rpm, but a really cool sound, anyways i reversed to the stock airbox

[@karlomihokovic7882]

@@somoskoigergo did you check sou maf sensor and you should have 1 vacum hose connected to the airbox

[@stevep9739]

Is that a paper filter from a honda s2000? Lol I didn't read the title it just played after another vid DOH!😂
If so you're better removing the restrictors in the airbox and putting a free flow foam or cotton filter in with a secondary cold air feed!

[@sharperprospecting6980]

Sounds good but your inviting heat soak. Itl just suck a the heat from the turbo and down pipe...

[@user-tg3jm8ik6x]

I changed it with sport filter but in low rpm Is too slow . Do you have any advance I have Audi A4 b6 1.9tdi 100pd

[@uber_na_d3r]

your shut-off valve is not working... that kills your motor bushings ;)

[@ddaniel987]

bullshit

[@taklamen5178]

I have a golf 5 105hp 2005 and thinking of buying cold air filter like this you have, my question is would I get check engine light ? Thanks in advance !

[@Idk30615]

no i have the same golf no problems yet

[@forgottenknowledge8917]

I tried running a filter without the sensor. My engine idoled weirdly so I put the standard stuff back on until I incorporate the sensor into a pipe

[@MycketTuff]

Drill and glue

[@Fathom324]

What did you do with the maf sensor? The sensor that’s on the OEM Air box? Because im thinking of doing this but not 100% sure. You said that it’s cooking the engine and i’d need a heat shield. Any tips and what was the way you did it?

[@christophkruse6639]

I‘m struggling with this problem at the moment. Don‘t know if it runs correctly if I unplug the Sensor or not

[@ivangrbanovic5395]

@@christophkruse6639 when i unplug it it doesn’t work that good

[@SpeedyJames]

All you do is unbolt the maf from the standard air box and the S2000 filter fits right into the maf then all you need to do is secure the filter as its rather floppy. I've read the other comments and I had 0 issues doing this with heat soak or running issues. Was on 211k miles and used in -8 degrees weather. Thanks for the comment!

[@ivangrbanovic5395]

@@SpeedyJames I’ve done same week before and it’s really good now I drive with smile on my face cuz it’s louder 😁

[@christophkruse6639]

Did the swap. Sensor fitted right into my filter, but I have put in the stock one back in because of the less power it gave me. Nice sound, but my passat went slower with it

[@eduardg1693]

Hi could you send me a link so i can know where to buy it ?

[@jasonjaques9421]

This will help you loose power with the engine heat soaking

[@spoolygarage]

Didn't notice any power loss with doing this. Only more noise and slightly more throttle response. Car was used daily in all weather types and was 100%.

[@nedimmrsic4650]

woooshhh wooooshhh! 😙👌

[@danutawwr6386]

0:53

[@orkunozbudak]

Mm ?

[@Filip6891]

Turbo przeżyło?

[@marcelbutynski]

A w czym problem

[@paweratajczak25]

Ale tam brudno