better cold air kits than APS?
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better cold air kits than APS?
Are there any around? The APS kit does seem to be a benchmark for certain people and slated by some others, so are there any better out there?
needs to be for a newage car...
needs to be for a newage car...
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Neilo I have one sitting in my garage for a newage, I was going to fit it but I have decided to sell the car to get a spec-c if your intrested pm me
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neil thats $ remember, the aps one is a solid metal pipe and takes some fitting IMHO the cold air from perrin is a nice silicone one and will be better suited/fitted in the engine bay. plus the perrin stuff has a really good name for itself now !!! i have an APS one on my car now but i wont be considering fitting one to my new car !
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yeah i know its $ steve!! ive seen the APS one fitted to the newage car....it wont take much doing.
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I have an unused Apexi induction kit for sale,if you're interested
http://www.apexi-usa.com/search_deta...&isUniversal=1
£80 and its yours
http://www.apexi-usa.com/search_deta...&isUniversal=1
£80 and its yours
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