djwa

Hello everyone, right what do you think about this or should i just get a decent panel filter??

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/69-8001TS-...t_1135wt_1037f

toneh

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[QUOTE=djwa;10798706]Hello everyone, right what do you think about this or should i just get a decent panel filter??

Decent panel filter

Ian

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what other mods are you running? have you got a bhp target in mind.

if your standard ish and not looking for big power, then a good panel filter in the oe box will be fine

djwa

Thanks for the reply's my car is totally standard well apart from a prodrive back box i will be doing a few mods to it, so what type of panel filter should i get pipercross, k&n, cosworth?

jura11

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Hi there

Personally I wouldn't put any induction kit on yours,you will need remap at least and you will not gain lot of power,good panel filter like K&N or Green Cotton should do job nicely on yours


Jura

L.J.F

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I have that exact kit but modified to its modified to fit my P1 l along with a newage maf come mapping time seems a decent enough but unless you plan on progressing with the modifications and running a front mount intercooler then you would be best off keeping the standard air box and using a green cotton panel filter.

MattyB1983

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With postage that's getting on for £200. Save your money and stick a decent panel filter in, cosworth for example. Will be a far better buy chap.

PPower01

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As what the previous guy's have said.

If you're looking for a future power build and are buying parts bit by bit to fit them all at once, then that's okay bearing in mind you'll need a map of course.

However, if you want to continue driving the car then you would have to consider having it mapped after fitting the induction kit as it will be running lean and you're engine can go POP.

Alternatively you can go with a good panel filter like K&N which will do a good enough job without needing a remap.

toneh

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I recommended the op get a panel filter because unless he's going for big power he won't need it , not because of a mapping issue
If you fit an induction kit 01 onwards , it can cause a slight upset in fueling but I fail to see how it is gonna blow an engine unless there's another problem elsewhere
The later ecus are very smart pieces of kit and an induction kit will not fool it enough to cause a blow up
The ecus are quite capable of adjusting to keep things relatively safe
I've run my car with various induction set ups and none put it that far out if range that it would blow up

Tony

djwa

Thanks for all of the advice much appreciated think i will get either a cosworth panel filter or pipercross as that is british made then at some point when ive got the money spare when the misses is not spending it i want to get my wagon up to around the 280/300bhp mark i have ordered a 3" decat down pipe and centre section non-resonated from the turbo back to my prodrive back box today im going to get all the parts i need then fit them all at once then get a remap done, one of my mates got an sti today lucky f***er.

djwa

what are you thoughts about this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-IMP...#ht_756wt_1037