Induction kit or Panel filter?
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Induction kit or Panel filter?
Buying a new filter for the scoob this weekend & not sure which way to go
the car is standard apart from 3" stainless magnex from the cat back,ive heard the induction kit could cause probs,any advice will be great
the car is standard apart from 3" stainless magnex from the cat back,ive heard the induction kit could cause probs,any advice will be great
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Yep, agree panel filter for as long as you can retain the airbox for. Works even better with a cold air feed direct into the airbox too
If you go for an induction kit, get a quality one that mounts the filter in the inner wing and make sure you get it mapped to suit.
Dont recomend an induction kit till you want over 400bhp really.
If you go for an induction kit, get a quality one that mounts the filter in the inner wing and make sure you get it mapped to suit.
Dont recomend an induction kit till you want over 400bhp really.
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yup. dazza hanging out of the passenger window so we could get the pic from one car to the other. roll on the summer nights so we can do another one.
and then when i climed up onto the post of that bridge to get the other shots. was just waiting to end up in the river
and then when i climed up onto the post of that bridge to get the other shots. was just waiting to end up in the river
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