scoobywrx320

hi all,

i have a standard induction kit at the mo, would it be worth getting a better one or sticking with it?

i have been told that the K&N TYPHOON induction kit are good and the group a?

would it make much difference?

many thanks

tronlc

Hi mate,

I have ordered and am waiting for my Apexi one...

Do a search on here and u get lots of infor and some external links.

DannyBoy007

iTrader: (7)

Try to avoid the foam ones (HKS, Piper Cross) They seem worse than the cotton guaze (K&N type)

saying that, there is nothing wrong with the standard airbox and decent filter if your running power upto 330-350BHP

tay05

I was running a Piper Viper induction kit on my 93 wrx for over a year with no probs at all and had really good results from it at the rolling road day at Powerstation. Had to change it for an Apexi induction kit when i fitted my Front mount tho, as it was too big to fit with all the pipework for the new intercooler. Don't see any probs with it as it isn't the oiled type, which everyone is advised to avoid. I found it really good as its covered with a carbon fibre heatshield, so it doesn't suffer from heat soak. I've still got it if your interested?
Taylor.

DAVE-W

I had a HKS Super power flow kit on my 95 wrx and had no problems with it at all......it was worth it for the noise alone!

Dave

Leg@cy

iTrader: (2)

I've been running a HKS Green on my MY92 Legacy since 2002.....

It's been fine/Great .... However, there was a case study done a good while ago, that showed the Apexi out perform the others for both filtration and 'general' performance........

I'm looking to go to an Apexi.......... providing it will fit in the gap

Phil

DannyBoy007

iTrader: (7)

All I can say is ask Big Daz how good the HKS filter and the 6 MAF sensor it ate in 12 months!!!!!!!!