Mark Prydderch
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As title...which gives better gains if there are any?
which is most preffered?
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Rad666
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Registered: 9th Jun 06
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drilled air box because its free
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pdwhelan
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Neither will give any gains tbh, but the cone filter could suck up warm air causing flat splots! Cone filter will just sound different aswell.
I have switched between the two a few times now and i much prefer a drilled airbox for the reliablity and sound!
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C00RSA
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quote: Originally posted by pdwhelan
Neither will give any gains tbh, but the cone filter could suck up warm air causing flat splots! Cone filter will just sound different aswell.
I have switched between the two a few times now and i much prefer a drilled airbox for the reliablity and sound!
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DAZ1985
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quote: Originally posted by pdwhelan
Neither will give any gains tbh, but the cone filter could suck up warm air causing flat splots! Cone filter will just sound different aswell.
I have switched between the two a few times now and i much prefer a drilled airbox for the reliablity and sound!
With a good panel filter in
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pdwhelan
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Yep, although i'm using a shitty panel filter from halfords! I dont see the point in putting a k&n panel in mine as i wont see any gains what so ever. Might sound slightly different again but for the money its just not worth it!
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Superlite Ltd.
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I like to see a cone air filter in the engine bay, think they look nicer than an airbox. But this lead to poor performance in hot weather.
Answer? Cone air filter in a clear plastic airbox with ducting to colder air...
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Simon_16v
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You got any closer pictrues of that superlite?
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Superlite Ltd.
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yes...

its an apiro forza, similar to the K&N apollo but cheaper
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Simon_16v
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Is that what your selling? Where do you get the case from?
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Superlite Ltd.
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no, im selling an apiro dual cone
that is an open filter, not a closed one like the forza
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Mark Prydderch
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kk cheers, now...what do you actually have to do to have a 'Drilled' airbox, just drill holes in it? (pics in FAQ aint workin for me)
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Mark Prydderch
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+ how much was ur induction kit superlite? where u get um from?
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Superlite Ltd.
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ebay
bout £50
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pagan_88
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Search for "Forza Induction" on eBay. You drill small holes in the bottom of the airbox. Make sure you don't drill the top bit though letting all that hot air in!
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gsirick
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quote: Originally posted by pdwhelan
Neither will give any gains tbh, but the cone filter could suck up warm air causing flat splots! Cone filter will just sound different aswell.
I have switched between the two a few times now and i much prefer a drilled airbox for the reliablity and sound!
true, i had a huge s-pec cone filter on my gsi and i much prefer the standard air box with a courtenay filter and a few holes here and there
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Beato
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Registered: 14th Sep 06
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quote: Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
ebay
bout £50
How are you finding this kit? My mate is think about one.
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Beato
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quote: Originally posted by Beato
quote: Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
ebay
bout £50
How are you finding this kit? My mate is think about one.
Lol Ive just read the other post
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