Airintake K&N 57i kit Suzuki Swift
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- A quick montage how to place the filter, and how it sounds / performs!
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bought me a swift 2 months ago with a 1.3L Petrol engine, quite a nimble little thing
Good cars arnt they iv got the sport version just fitted a sports exhaust its made it abit quicker loving it looking to do this next
best video on the installation
Thanks Man!
sounds great! Thanks a ton! :)
Which is the k&n filter recommended for swift 1197cc 81bhp ?
Will I be able to fit a ram air performance 76mm in that same position?
hi i have sport swift too but i have bought the car with missing box there is after the original air filter is this a problem this things that you removed but only after the box there is above the engine the smaller box and the pipes that goes below
Would you disconnect the battery before taking off the sensor?
What's that bit pipe called with the bit for the sensor to.go in
Will this work in 1.2 Litre Swift Indian version? I mean i have seen a guy installed in Diesel variant and got his engine almost seized. Will it be compatible with 1.2 petrol swift?
Can you add a link to where you got the parts please?
What did u do with the 2 hose thats originally located under the mass Airflow sensor?
what is the hose called that you used? is it radiator hose?
Man your swift engine bay is so clean.👌
Thanks man !
@@Jorius18 I own a swift too man
That's my man ;)
Just got mine
do you recon it can go on my 2009 1.5L swift too?
Didn't notice any difference in sound however there's a 'chum' 'chum' sound when the engine is revving and air filter starts to suck in air.
website from where we can buy this
What tools did you need
engine light did not come out?
Is this a 1.2, or 1.3L?
Do you hear a whistle at the top end of the Rev range in 2,3,4?
Do you mean because of the air filter you hear a whistle or in general?
I heard that, upside 5000rpm aprox, you too?
do you still own the car and have any problems come up because if this mod?
What did you do to move the air intake to the front of the csr for better cold intake any link?
What do you mean exactly?
@@Jorius18 still thinking
Universal filter
Right
Lol air filter right above the block how much cold air you think its sucking in
That's why there is a pipe delivering air from the bottom.
Right good eyes for spotting that , still cant help very much, dumbass
@@zachkoolman3845 Is it working? It is. So STFU.
@@chmuraganlol take ur 2 sense elsewhere your an idiot
@@zachkoolman3845 Everybody hear it.
amigo una consulta, alguna posibilidad de que el filtro cónico se pueda instalar en algún lugar donde tenga mejor flujo de aire limpio, ¿ qué lugar recomiendas?
Ehmm English please?
Jorius18 ok I can help him with that. Dude he's asking about the filter position. So the question is: Is there any other position to place the air filter where it can receive air colder than this? Thanks.
I have a question also. Coul you share the k&n number part to get this kit. Thanks
What's the size of your air filter? Is it 117mm or 88mm?
Thanks
76mm montageside ?
Did you have any trouble with the cold air duct sucking rocks up or anything, and did t come with the kit of did you buy it yourself?
Never had problems with rocks or anything, I bought from a aftermarket dealer
Vraagje...
Waar heb jij deze besteld? Want ik heb het zelfde model en wil graag weten waar jij hem vandaan hebt gehaald
Ik kocht hem eerst op een andere website maar die heeft hem niet meer, maar staat wel op deze website waar ik ook veel onderdelen bestel (speciaal voor suzuki)
Dit is die van K&N
www.concept-s.nl/alle-producten/onder-motorkap/p-1/CS19345--luchtfilter-k-n-57i-performance-kit-suzuki-swift-ez-mz-mei-2005-sep-2010.html
Toen ik deze kit kocht was hij ongv €100 goedkoper.
Dus ik raadt je deze combinatie aan,scheelt veel geld en is hetzelfde ;)
Staat dan alleen geen K&N op.
www.concept-s.nl/alle-producten/onder-motorkap/p-1/CS32041--luchtinlaat-buis-63mm-suzuki-swift-ez-mz-1-3-1-5-mei-2005-sep-2010.html
www.concept-s.nl/alle-producten/CS04225--luchtfilter-openair-63-mm.html
Jorius18 he man! Super bedankt
Weten jullie of dit echt helpt? Heb namelijk zelf een suzuki swift 1.3 benzine en ik wil hem graag voor goedkoop wat extra pit te geven
Where did you get the adapter to fit the air flow sensor to so it reads the air flowing through I cannot find one?
It comes with the K&N Kit
@@Jorius18 can u get it on the side
Where did you buy the air intake?
swift and aerox 😍
Name of the filter model?
Does it need to retune after changed the air intake?
No.
How much difference did you feel on performance after installing and what cons did you face please share your experience.
Probably no bhp increase, as the new filter location is further back into the engine bay, where it is hotter. The "cold air" tube is not directly feeding the cone filter enough with this set up and probably offers little to no improvement. However the freer airflow into the engine (whether hot or cold air) can make the car rev a little faster and can therefore slightly increase throttle responsiveness. The main 'benefit' of this set up however is really only the change in sound.
Nice.. best is filter at front🥴👌🏻😉
Een vraagje, ik heb nu ook een aanzuigbuis en open filter op mijn swift 1.5. Ik weet niet wat ik fout heb gedaan maar 1e keer starten na montage stottert mijn auto heel erg als hij stationair loopt en dat doet hij continu... ook heb ik veel vermogens verlies boven 3000 rpm. Weet je misschien waar het door komt? Luchtmassameter is denk ik als het goed is nog goed. Heb hem uit laten lezen. Ik heb geen slang om verse lucht aan te zuigen, zou het daar misschien door komen?
Heel vreemd, ik denk toch dat het je luchtmassameter is die de problemen veroorzaakt. Dit heb ik gevonden op een forum voor je: Mogelijke oorzaken defecte luchtmassa meter:
Als de luchtmassa meter stuk of vervuild is word er een verkeerde waarde afgegeven, en dus een verkeerd mengsel van lucht en brandstof. Hierdoor kunnen de volgende problemen ontstaan. Slecht stationair toerental, Verlies in vermogen of inhouden tijden het wegrijden. Ook door het uitlezen van de ECU kan natuurlijk gekeken worden of de luchtmassameter problemen vertoond.
@@Jorius18 luchtmassameter heb ik vervangen uiteindelijk maar problemen bleven...
Where did you screw the vacuum solenoid switch to? Nowhere to put it
Yeah thanks for the help bro lol
Do you connect the oil catch hose?
Oil catch hose? Lol
hi Jorius Ik wilde alleen maar weten of u verbinding met de sonde je maar in je video fix net na de hoorn en als hij en die bij de toelating kit om jaimerai op welke website u de kit heeft weten te vinden toelating davance dank je :)
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Cant i install this intake for automatic tramsmision?worth it or not?anyone can help?
Yeah sure why not? As long you got a M13A/M15A/M16A no problem
Hoi Jorius, vraagje, Heb je voor mij misschien een stappenplan hoe ik deze kit kan installeren op mijn eigen swift? groetjes!
Hee Jeroen, Bij deze Kit zit al een beschrijving bij als je de suzuki swift versie kiest, en als je er dan niet uitkomt kijk dan nog een keer mijn filmpje ;)
What is the name of the part of your kit that you got on your hand at 2:05 please ?
it's a air sensor, witch you need to take of the stock air filter
Thanks for the answer. I know this part but the other part where you fix the air sensor ? I have a kit but i miss this part and can't find where to buy it alone
This part comes with the kit, most of the time other kits also have this part made in to there hose or difrent parts
Hey een vraagje he, die ene slang die je op het laatst plaatst is dat verplicht?
Nee dat niet, maarr het is wel goed om je inlaat extra koude lucht te geven.
Kan er een k&n filter op een suzuki swift 1240cc gezet worden?
probably yeah
Did you have any check engine lights come on? and if you did what did you do to fix that?
No i never had that problem, you should use a ob2 scanner to check what the problem is?
@@Jorius18 i didn't change the air filter yet actually, i just saw that some cars had that problem because of the o2 sensor
The probably didn't montage the o2 sensor right or it might broke, it's quite fragile.
hi, where did you plug in cold air duct ?
Underneath the car, just behind the front bumper.
But it leads to nothing?
fresh air
can fit this kit for 1.2 69kw 2011 engine?
No it won’t
@@01._.bugeye3 🤷🏿♂️
does it come with the sensor pipe
Yes it does.
Well it made a pretty noise
What about the fuel efficiency ?
Not much Different
I bought a suzuki swift 1.2gl in 2014, ,brand new,,,can i do that to my car, or not suitable for those filters?
Yeah i think they will be making kit's or filters for the new model's
do you reach top speed much faster?
Not really that noticeable, But deffinetly more throttle respons and rev's faster!
Jorius18 .....if revs faster and responds better to throttle then you get faster to top speed
@@angelcastellanosmartinez2412 - That's not correct. Increased responsiveness merely means the car potentially reaches higher RPMs a little quicker. That may increase acceleration (very little if at all with this set up, as the cold air tube is not directly feeding the cone filter) but it will *not* increase the maximum power the car makes, merely how quickly it reaches that power. Thus, top speed is not increased.
So what's that long tube susposted to do?
Bring some fresh cool air into the engine bay and direct it to the filter.
Will the check engine light come on
Only if you don't plug the sensor back in.
Dion ¿ okay thanks man
Do u think you have more power?
+amanda67 I think maybe 2 or 3 hp more ?!
the way this is installed, I am woried you're feeding warmer air to the engine... but you have a filter with an easier flow so it might compensate. Maybe you should custom build an air box to ensure only fresh air from outside the engine bay is fed to engine
@@alekos911 - Well said. That's exactly what's needed here. The cone filter *will* allow the car to breath easier but that "cold air" pipe is not positioned anywhere near directly enough to truly feed the filter with cold air. It's really doing nothing. A true, enclosed CAI is needed to directly feed the filter to claim any sort of performance increase.
whats size engine is this? 1.5 or 1.3??
1.5 l
@@Jorius18 work for a 1.3?
@@ManjihPCTV yes
If you're in the Netherlands, why is the driver's seat on the left side?
Because we are not British...
All countries in Europe have the drivers seat on the left, except UK, Ireland and Cyprus.
@@droge192 ohh I see
HOW MUCH MM IS THE AIR FILTER DIAMETER CONNECTOR?
Waka Flocka The air filter itself is around 64~mm, so you can do the math
i just wanna know if it will fit my car
at my ride its 57mm
What exhaust do you have on this mate
HKS watch my other video's for it
Smoking Clutch oh I didn't realise that the exhaust video was from the same channel, thanks!
any difference?
+Time Alone Yeah definitly the sound, and it's acceleration is beter
what about gas mileage?
No difference
Simota is much more adapted to the exact car model and probably cost less.
Do you have a link where I could get it? Thanks
@@close7228 www.quality-tuning.eu/suzuki-swift-1-5-aero-form-air-intake-system
I have this one and is very nice. But i does not fit 1.3 as i kbow
@@MrCopRobo this is great thank you for that mate I was looking for it everywhere and couldn't find it lol
Simota Air intake is better :)
bagi dong om
a hot air intake....nice one....lol
Not really, it’s getting cool air from the intake pipe that’s directed to the filter, and guess where the stock airbox sits…. Over the exhaust manifold.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Pretty childish to not write what you’re laughing at?
lol warm air intake garbage
Guess where the stock airbox sits? Correct!!!! Over the exhaust manifold. You know nothing about what you’re talking about
@@Psycho-Timbo the box yes butt the feed pipe to the stock airbox is right side with a funnel in de bumper sucking coltnair. Ur the one that does not knows where ur talking about haha. The cheap k n shit kit sucks air from the hot engine bay 🤣
Really bad placement.
Better than the stock airbox that sits over the exhaust manifold