Alright, I'm looking to fit a pod filter but I'm trying to position it around below the battery for a cooler air feed much like the HPS kit and the K&N Typhoon kits.
Now obviously I'd rather not spend the $250-350 for the brand name kits, so I was tempting the idea of getting a cheaper intake kit (similar to this ) and use the intake tract, but just replace the included cheapo filter out for a brand name one.
Has anyone done something similar and can provide feedback on this idea?
I've already searched and read the threads on pod filters, but I both want the filter in a position to receive cooler air rather than the typical fitment that i've seen where people have just been getting an adapter to fit them in the standard airbox position. I also want it further away from the MAF to avoid issues with the oil from the filter shorting the MAF's life.
(actually, on a side note... I was tempting the idea of a foam filter like the unifilter products to avoid having to use a oiled filter... but naturally this has a shorter life, and is more susceptible to water, which may be an issue depending on how low its fitted)
Now obviously I'd rather not spend the $250-350 for the brand name kits, so I was tempting the idea of getting a cheaper intake kit (similar to this ) and use the intake tract, but just replace the included cheapo filter out for a brand name one.
Has anyone done something similar and can provide feedback on this idea?
I've already searched and read the threads on pod filters, but I both want the filter in a position to receive cooler air rather than the typical fitment that i've seen where people have just been getting an adapter to fit them in the standard airbox position. I also want it further away from the MAF to avoid issues with the oil from the filter shorting the MAF's life.
(actually, on a side note... I was tempting the idea of a foam filter like the unifilter products to avoid having to use a oiled filter... but naturally this has a shorter life, and is more susceptible to water, which may be an issue depending on how low its fitted)
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