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Anyone have any benefit from the K&N Panel filter? Also noise???? I want seriouse hectik fully bamn induction
(Yes I know its only a 1.8ltr)
I had a BMC panel filter in a stock airbox before I got my CDA. No real noise increase from a fully stock setup, just slightly better throttle response.
im loving how you have painted your cover white chris your giving me ideas
lol didnt even relise it but it does look white in that pic lol
its actully colour coded to the car lol ( silver with blue through it + a tad of gold somthing) take a look at the strut tower)
but white would be nice hmmmmmmmm
deffanetly on a black one like yours
I ran my mk2 without an air box at all at one stage, i guess thats like having a pod filter. It was louder with the box and was deeper. The more holes i drilled the more the growl would go up in pitch, the holes where about the size of a 20c coin.
Pod filters are for ricers. A guted air box with a K&N is the way to go.
to be honest i have no idea what the carbon canister is nor what it looks like lol
anyone care to enlighten me
all i know is it makes an awsome sound
i suppose the closer the pod is to the firewall the louder it is
So really the only benifit could be the sound of the pod.
It would also make having a pod on there legal.
Over the weekend ill have a good look at it and see what I can come up with.
as far as I know a panel wont change the noise (someone with more experience can elaborate) a pod will get you that noise.
In some states it isn't illegal to have a podfilter, as long as it is secured and doesn't move around (unlike mine!). I know here in SA you are allowed one intake mod (ie pod OR intercooler) as long as it meets other regulations (ie no cutting of structural metal etc etc). In Victoria I was told it has to be sealed to make it legal (incase of under bonnet fires).
My 2.0L sounded so much better and throatier with the pod on there!
I thought about putting the pod inside the original airbox, but would require alot of cutting and pi55ing about to be worth it really. Will make a box to house it when I get a chance.
I've got a hose going from the end of the pod to my front right air duct to help feed some more air into the pod, just dont have any pics of it. Think I used a large vacuum cleaner hose I nicked from work a while ago, works a treat
I've thought about that many times, but to be honest it's probably not worth the effort. A K&N panel filter will do the same thing and require less modification
So really the only benifit could be the sound of the pod.
It would also make having a pod on there legal.
Over the weekend ill have a good look at it and see what I can come up with.
Anyone have any benefit from the K&N Panel filter? Also noise???? I want seriouse hectik fully bamn induction
as far as I know a panel wont change the noise (someone with more experience can elaborate) a pod will get you that noise.
I've thought about that many times, but to be honest it's probably not worth the effort. A K&N panel filter will do the same thing and require less modification.
Sorry to post hijack, but i was in the shed and had an idea.
could somehting like this work ?
could you modify your stock airbox to house a pod ?. Just by eyeing it out, it looks like it could be done with only a few mods. (smaller pod would help aswell)
Thoughts ?. Im not sure if it would be any better then a pannel filter. other then the sound.
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