ITG Filter
11 May 2002, 11:46 PM
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They are very easy to fit, unclip the top of the filter box, take the old one out, make sure to seat the ITG correctly and clip the top of the box back in place.
If you need one please let me know, just click on our banner or mail me, we have loads in stock!
Jamie
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If you need one please let me know, just click on our banner or mail me, we have loads in stock!
Jamie
www.j-w-racing.com
www.performanceexhausts.net
12 May 2002, 12:51 AM
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I think the ITG is excellent, noticeable difference off-boost (pulls away more easily on light throttle); on boost I can't really say because I have a standard exhaust. Took 5 minutes to fit ( a bit slow, sorry ).
Cone filters... supposedly, occasionally, cause air flow sensor failures.....due to poorer particle filtration.... not an expert...
Cone filters... supposedly, occasionally, cause air flow sensor failures.....due to poorer particle filtration.... not an expert...
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12 May 2002, 08:39 AM
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Have to totally agree with Tommorules, knocked the nail on the head there M8 
I have now also fitted full Scooby Sport decat system to my WRX, Wahoooooooo
Rottie1, are you blind with no hands?????? ITG is a peice of pee to fit, did mine blindfolded in 29sec's
Good luck Jules
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I have now also fitted full Scooby Sport decat system to my WRX, Wahoooooooo Rottie1, are you blind with no hands?????? ITG is a peice of pee to fit, did mine blindfolded in 29sec's
Good luck Jules
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12 May 2002, 09:07 AM
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I have a GREEN panel airfilter same idea as K&N.
Find that it does seem to help the turbo spool up and you can hear a the great sound of the turbo!
Although when I fitted it at first noticed a little drop in power.....
I believe this was probably due to the filter being over oiled come too think of it at first I couldn't even hear the turbo, now I CAN! NICE!
So I recommend giving this filter a little time be sucked dry(pardon the expression!), maybe 500 miles or 200 spirited ones!
The more I use mine the louder she gets!!! (We're not talking sonic boom by the way just more noticeable in the sound department)
Plums.
Oh and if the ITG is a dry filter then I'll get my coat because nothing of this applies!
12 May 2002, 09:16 AM
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We can get one out to you on next day delivery, I'll mail you a price.
Jamie
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12 May 2002, 01:42 PM
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Have to say mine seems to have made no difference to performance on my 02wrxppp.
Still, I'll leave it in now.
Anyone had any problems from dealers about them when serviced etc.
Wondered if i should put the OE one back in but then i may be charged for a new one which i won't use...
Still, I'll leave it in now.
Anyone had any problems from dealers about them when serviced etc.
Wondered if i should put the OE one back in but then i may be charged for a new one which i won't use...
12 May 2002, 09:09 PM
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Since fitting my ITG a couple of weeks ago, it seems smoother and pulls better towards the red line.
Not had it rolling roaded, but I noticed the difference straight away. Well worth the money
Not had it rolling roaded, but I noticed the difference straight away. Well worth the money
13 May 2002, 12:11 AM
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Hi Juliano , fitted my ITG panel filter on my UK 97'mod 3 weeks ago , very pleased with the differance it made as it is only a panel filter . I allways thought a cone filter was the best to fit , but i would say GO GET ONE MATE .
13 May 2002, 04:08 PM
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13 May 2002, 09:29 PM
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Hey Juliano and friends,
I had free technical advice from Paul (Trouser) at TSL, check him out www.tsl-motorsport.co.uk or call 0115-937-7200. Bought my ITG panel filter from him. Thanks Paul
Dave
I had free technical advice from Paul (Trouser) at TSL, check him out www.tsl-motorsport.co.uk or call 0115-937-7200. Bought my ITG panel filter from him. Thanks Paul
Dave
05 December 2002, 12:15 AM
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ITG Panel Filter was very easy to fit (30 seconds flat !).. and a small perceptive change in torque/performance ...
Most would recommend an exhaust upgrade to
complement as they appear work better together ...
Scott
MY01 WRX BBM
[Edited by scottywrx - 5/12/2002 12:16:29 AM]
Most would recommend an exhaust upgrade to
complement as they appear work better together ...
Scott
MY01 WRX BBM
[Edited by scottywrx - 5/12/2002 12:16:29 AM]
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