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FISHBOY 30 August 2006 02:49 PM

Green Panel filter fitment
 
Just bought a Green panel filter for my 55 PPP WRX. The instructions seem to suggest cutting some of the nobly bits of the bottom black plastic frame to make a flush fit. Has anybody cut theirs down as it does seem to sit pretty tight with no alterations.

Also - I have been recommeded to have a remap after fitting the panel filter... is this really necessary?

Cheers:thumb:

MY99-5DR 31 August 2006 09:52 AM

Hi,

I have a Green panel element in a MY00 Turbo. I trimmed the nobbly bits and the panel sits nice and flat in the airbox which makes for a good seal between the two halves of the 'box. I didn't try installing it with the nobbles in place, but you just need to ensure they aren't too tight, such that they distort the element.

No need to remap after installation. Potential gains from the panel in isolation don't merit a remap. A proportion of the limited gains will be realised by the standard map in any case. To be sure, you may want to reset the ECU, but even that is not essential.

Andy

FISHBOY 31 August 2006 06:26 PM

Cheers chap - i take it you trimmed them all?

dynamix 31 August 2006 06:37 PM

yep - wont fit otherwise

Galley 31 August 2006 07:13 PM

yeah i remember that my filter needed some serious triming before it would fit.

FISHBOY 04 September 2006 06:38 PM


Originally Posted by MY99-5DR
Hi,

I have a Green panel element in a MY00 Turbo. I trimmed the nobbly bits and the panel sits nice and flat in the airbox which makes for a good seal between the two halves of the 'box. I didn't try installing it with the nobbles in place, but you just need to ensure they aren't too tight, such that they distort the element.

No need to remap after installation. Potential gains from the panel in isolation don't merit a remap. A proportion of the limited gains will be realised by the standard map in any case. To be sure, you may want to reset the ECU, but even that is not essential.

Andy

Sorry for ignorance here but how do you reset the ECU?
Cheers:thumb:

Trap2Terrorist 04 September 2006 08:47 PM

Mine wouldn't fit without some serious trimming, achieved with a stanley knife. No need for a remap and I wouldn't worry about resetting the ecu unless you can be bothered.


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