WHAT AIR FILTER DO U RUN?
11 March 2002, 09:21 PM
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Doesn't it actually increase, but more sort of shift than increase? Hugely clear there 
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I mean there's a higher peak level at higher RPM but actually less contant across the range (especially less at low RPM), so less driveable although more power
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...I mean there's a higher peak level at higher RPM but actually less contant across the range (especially less at low RPM), so less driveable although more power
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11 March 2002, 10:47 PM
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Some people find it makes it a bit lean during spool up losing torque. Stephen Done got good results by remapping his.
I thought it just made a load of noise on my car and now run a panel filter.
I thought it just made a load of noise on my car and now run a panel filter.
12 March 2002, 01:10 PM
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yeh makes it much louder
Blitz + PiperX induction....
can't comment too much as I had very DP + BB fitted just before.. I feel the mid range doesn't scream away quite like it does when she's on song... I almost removed mine coz of the silly maxpower esc sound but I've stuck with it and just lift of the throttle much faster to get a crisper note from the dv (standard)
Blitz + PiperX induction....
can't comment too much as I had very DP + BB fitted just before.. I feel the mid range doesn't scream away quite like it does when she's on song... I almost removed mine coz of the silly maxpower esc sound but I've stuck with it and just lift of the throttle much faster to get a crisper note from the dv (standard)
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19 March 2002, 08:50 AM
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I'm now using a Green "Twister" filter with their ducting kit and a bellmouth.
Looks similar to a K&N filter (ie. cotton) in an aluminium case with 80mm ducting to the front bumper.
AFAIK Green don't sell a bellmouth for it so I got one for £2.50 from Maplin (aka bass port).
Very quiet and with better flow than the stock setup.
I don't use the MAF (Link ECU) so check with Green beforehand if you decide to go this route.
Thanks
Gavin
Looks similar to a K&N filter (ie. cotton) in an aluminium case with 80mm ducting to the front bumper.
AFAIK Green don't sell a bellmouth for it so I got one for £2.50 from Maplin (aka bass port).
Very quiet and with better flow than the stock setup.
I don't use the MAF (Link ECU) so check with Green beforehand if you decide to go this route.
Thanks
Gavin
03 December 2002, 11:52 PM
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I had an MY94 WRX with a full scoobymania decat exhaust and blitz filter and it was _crap_, the blitz came off after a week or so. From what I can gather it will make the car run leaner, this is the reason for the reluctance to fit my APS Cool Air to the RB5.
I think that a remap is on the cards and the APS can wait until then...
ta,
Matt.
[Edited by mattski2 - 3/12/2002 11:53:42 PM]
I think that a remap is on the cards and the APS can wait until then...
ta,
Matt.
[Edited by mattski2 - 3/12/2002 11:53:42 PM]
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