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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:10 am 
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Which is worh more 'real world' kws to me .... a pod filter on the end of the MAF or the standard air intake box with a K&N?


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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:16 am 
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Standard box with a good panel filter like BMC or K&N IMO.
Also, the panel filters have a bigger surface area, so im guessing that helps out also.
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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:19 am 
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It's all about getting your cold air. The easiest to do is the K&N panel filter and a AU XR scoop.
Then their is the pod, the pod can give you better gains if done properly and gives you s**t gains if done in-correctly. You will have to construct a housing for your pod so that hot air doesn't get to it. Cold air is better :P Id say it isn't worth the trouble as the panel set up will be an improvement and will only take you 15 minutes, oppesed to hours for a proper pod set-up.
Panel filter all the way :lol:

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:11 am 
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Snow_white wrote:
It's all about getting your cold air. The easiest to do is the K&N panel filter and a AU XR scoop.
Then their is the pod, the pod can give you better gains if done properly and gives you s**t gains if done in-correctly. You will have to construct a housing for your pod so that hot air doesn't get to it. Cold air is better :P Id say it isn't worth the trouble as the panel set up will be an improvement and will only take you 15 minutes, oppesed to hours for a proper pod set-up.
Panel filter all the way :lol:

LOL, i rekon i could remove air box, swap panel and refit airbox in under one min man, where u get 15min from lol!
However hes right, go the panel filter. :wink:

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:12 am 
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Sound advice.

I'd only go for a pod if there was something in the way of the airbox. Like an air pump or something :wink:

Panel filter will be fine. Easy to do, easy to explain to the cops. Spend your hard-earned bikkies on some underdrive pulleys or something.

Maybe think outside the square and find some more ways of getting cold air onto that airbox?

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:47 am 
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Guys,

Thanks, that is what I though from previous experience and research, However, I thought I would put it open to the forum first incase there was something I had missed.

I will order a K&N or a BMC today.


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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 12:13 pm 
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Pod if you can obtain the BA Pod Setup however.. Not worth the money however at the moment - you don't need that much air.

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 12:29 pm 
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Daniel wrote:
Snow_white wrote:
It's all about getting your cold air. The easiest to do is the K&N panel filter and a AU XR scoop.
Then their is the pod, the pod can give you better gains if done properly and gives you s**t gains if done in-correctly. You will have to construct a housing for your pod so that hot air doesn't get to it. Cold air is better :P Id say it isn't worth the trouble as the panel set up will be an improvement and will only take you 15 minutes, oppesed to hours for a proper pod set-up.
Panel filter all the way :lol:

LOL, i rekon i could remove air box, swap panel and refit airbox in under one min man, where u get 15min from lol!
However hes right, go the panel filter. :wink:


It'l take roughly 15 minutes to fit the XR scoop; match mouth and drill hole and then fit the panel filter. :lol:

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 7:45 pm 
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panel filters are all you need
Snow_white wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Snow_white wrote:
It's all about getting your cold air. The easiest to do is the K&N panel filter and a AU XR scoop.
Then their is the pod, the pod can give you better gains if done properly and gives you s**t gains if done in-correctly. You will have to construct a housing for your pod so that hot air doesn't get to it. Cold air is better :P Id say it isn't worth the trouble as the panel set up will be an improvement and will only take you 15 minutes, oppesed to hours for a proper pod set-up.
Panel filter all the way :lol:

LOL, i rekon i could remove air box, swap panel and refit airbox in under one min man, where u get 15min from lol!
However hes right, go the panel filter. :wink:


It'l take roughly 15 minutes to fit the XR scoop; match mouth and drill hole and then fit the panel filter. :lol:
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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:10 pm 
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Au XR scoop is a vast improvement over the standard scoop
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I've found BMC's to be better made and easier to clean last few K&N's I've sold have been poorly made.

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:48 pm 
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neil101 wrote:
I've found BMC's to be better made and easier to clean last few K&N's I've sold have been poorly made.


Ive heard similar things aswell...
Thats why i bought myself a BMC panel filter :lol:
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 6:42 am 
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Who is a Sydney stockist of the BMC stuff?

Or is there a business who has a good mail order price?



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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 12:26 pm 
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Bassfreak55 wrote:
Also, the panel filters have a bigger surface area, so im guessing that helps out also.


I dont think so !

Its a long way around a pod filter

 

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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 12:35 pm 
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I would personally go with the airbox + K&N filter + the AU XR snorkle. Unless you can make your own top noth pod setup then do it,but i wouldnt go there personally as it ends up costing more that way. :wink:

However after hearing my mates EB XR6 pod filter im now considering getting one lol! :roll:

 

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