Air Induction Kits
10 July 2007, 07:50 PM
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Air Induction Kits
I have a 2001 WRX, and am thinking about putting an induction kit on. Problem is there are a million different types on the market at various price levels. I don't mind spending the money, but don't want to get shafted at the same time. Can anyone recommend a good system.
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10 July 2007, 07:55 PM
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A nice panel filter, does a better job 
wont take heat from your engine and just slots in to your airbox plus its normally cheaper 
You can get an induction kit to do a decent job though, means putting it in the wing of the car so it only takes cold air, gets wet in the rain (a minor downside) and is a pain in the *** to do.
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wont take heat from your engine and just slots in to your airbox plus its normally cheaper You can get an induction kit to do a decent job though, means putting it in the wing of the car so it only takes cold air, gets wet in the rain (a minor downside) and is a pain in the *** to do.
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10 July 2007, 08:23 PM
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K&N, green, STi, those 3 seem to be the ones people go for most, the STi one aint cheap and is a servicable item (ie it needs replacing every 2 years) so take that into consideration, and ensure you get a dry filter, not an oil one as the oil can cause you problems with the MAF sensor.
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as the oil can cause you problems with the MAF sensor.Tony
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