Filter Advice please
08 February 2007, 09:16 AM
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Filter Advice please
'lo peeps,
When my 00 classic goes in for its service in 2 weeks, I am thinking about what to do with the filter in there. Should I stick with the standard one that is already in there, or should I go for an induction kit? Or are there any other recommendations?
Ta,
Andy
When my 00 classic goes in for its service in 2 weeks, I am thinking about what to do with the filter in there. Should I stick with the standard one that is already in there, or should I go for an induction kit? Or are there any other recommendations?
Ta,
Andy
08 February 2007, 10:27 AM
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08 February 2007, 10:51 AM
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Pod/induction kits alter intake path and flow, either allows quicker spooling or more airflow but trade offs are you'll need an intake rescale to prevent running usually too lean. If you gonna remap and your local laws allows it, then I would opt for a pod like Apexi which are dry element types. Otherwise as 'the chief' said, stick with panel and keep changing stock paper elements.
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08 February 2007, 11:47 AM
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Pod/induction kits alter intake path and flow, either allows quicker spooling or more airflow but trade offs are you'll need an intake rescale to prevent running usually too lean. If you gonna remap and your local laws allows it, then I would opt for a pod like Apexi which are dry element types. Otherwise as 'the chief' said, stick with panel and keep changing stock paper elements.
Local laws????
Is it that bad over there???
Decat exhausts are not legal but everyone runs them
08 February 2007, 12:04 PM
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please excuse my sutpidity but can you put in a panel filter AND an induction kit? How hard are panel filters to put in? will get my mechanice to put it in but dont want him charging the earth for a million hours labour if its tricky, does it replace something or is it just an added feature?
many thanks
ps. what does MAF mean/do?
many thanks
ps. what does MAF mean/do?
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08 February 2007, 03:10 PM
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Nope they do the same thing. A panel filter goes in the existing air box (large black plastic box to the side of the engine with a funnel at the front). An induction kit removes the air box and its restrictions to increase volume of air.
MAF can cause probs if using an induction kit on early scoobys, apparently better on the new age ones. There is a GB for K an N induction kit at the moment.
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well im going to go for the panel filter. I have ordered a green panel filter, i already have an iduction kit for a subaru but have opted for the filter, anybody want an induction kit?
08 February 2007, 04:37 PM
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