What Air Filter?? (MY00 Turbo +PPP)
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What Air Filter?? (MY00 Turbo +PPP)
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Ive got a MY00 Turbo 2000 with the 240brake PPP fitted. What air filter can I upgrade it to without it having a drastic effect on anything mechanical? Am I likely to see the 'CHECK ENGINE' light on and running/idling problems? And will I notice any difference in performance?
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Ive got a MY00 Turbo 2000 with the 240brake PPP fitted. What air filter can I upgrade it to without it having a drastic effect on anything mechanical? Am I likely to see the 'CHECK ENGINE' light on and running/idling problems? And will I notice any difference in performance?
...Cheerz!
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The K&n 57i is regarded as the only safe induction kit to fit, but i'm sure it can't be as safe as the stock item. Fitting other filters have caused many fooked maf sensors in the past on the MY99s and 00s. I have an MY99 running a K&n but have replaced the maf due to issues I don't know if the filter caused this but there you have it.
Performance increase was not really noticed, but it sucks like a red light girl
Performance increase was not really noticed, but it sucks like a red light girl
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I have a MY00 PPP and I am running with the STI (Paper) Uprated Panel Filter which you can purchase via Scoobyworld I believe. No Oil contamination etc and I have noticed a difference with the way the car picks up and top end. There have been some recent threads about this filter and it seems a lot of owners use them.
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I have an official STi Panel filter (not the paper one but the cotton based one) which at 50 quid are a little expensive but they are rather good
Scoobymania have them in stock (www.scoobymania.co.uk) and this is all ill be fitting to my Spec C from now on (yup i got it in there)
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Scoobymania have them in stock (www.scoobymania.co.uk) and this is all ill be fitting to my Spec C from now on (yup i got it in there)
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ive got a apexi induction kit which is a dry filter ive had it on for 4 month on my99 turbo and nothing has gone wrong (touch wood) when i had the blitz it damaged the maf, the apexi is one of the best filters ive used ive used a k+N and hks and both were good but 1, the K+N is slightly oiled and might damage your maf and 2, the hks has go that good filtertration
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I was kept being told that I should take off my Blitz sus induction filter, and put the standard airbox back on with a green cotton panel filter, apparently, unless you're using an aftermarket ECU that does away with the subaru MAF, you'll always run the risk of MAF failure, which can lead to "catastrophic engine damage", again, this is not my words, this is what i was told by a "subaru specailist"
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If you use the official STI panel filter (cotton one at 50 quid from scoobymania) it should be ok, this is an official approved STi part for the impreza and is maf friendly
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That'll be no issues or problems yet Dave.
The ITG's aren't recommended, especially for the MY99 and onward cars, due to their habit of shedding filtration "mucus". Said mucus can coat the MAF sensor, increasing the chance of misreads and consequent engine damage. At end of day while the original poster could buy an ITG and have no problems at all, why take the risk?
The ITG's aren't recommended, especially for the MY99 and onward cars, due to their habit of shedding filtration "mucus". Said mucus can coat the MAF sensor, increasing the chance of misreads and consequent engine damage. At end of day while the original poster could buy an ITG and have no problems at all, why take the risk?
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