scoobyrob2002

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Which induction kit would you guys recommend, k&n apollo under bonnet or the induction kit that goes in the wing?

Cheers rob

thunder8

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after seeing a lot fitted at japfest there was a few cars with the massive roger clark item and i bought that and worth every penny

Jayjay100

Can I ask the same . I have a 1994 jap import . At no it has a j&r air filter.
So it better then standed , but I have seen ones that go into the wing, & lots of other ones . Like I say the one now it just has a filter that fit into the box. It came with the car . Now time to upgrade . With one help . If someone can put a pic up as well of it to help me it will help me out big time , as there are lots out there . Plus wot other mods can I do that don't cost that much. I.e top mounted intercooler . Or is it better to save and get a frount mounted intercooler .

scoobyrob2002

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[QUOTE=thunder8;11416217]after seeing a lot fitted at japfest there was a few cars with the massive roger clark item and i bought that and worth every penny[/QUOTE


So was that in the wing or not ?

imprezaworks

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I have a hks but would like to experiment

stonejedi

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RCM make one of the best induction kits for the Subaru in conjunction with a K&N filter,I recon that most builds and modified Subaru's run one.I would personally stay clear of the wing mounted air filters I know some members run them but I have always thought that any puddle or crap that gets spun up by your wheels will get sucked through it,and depending on bhp you can't really fit a good size filter in your wing compared to having one fitted In the engine bay.I understand the argument about the air filters fitted in the engine bay draws a lot of heat from the turbo engine components etc... But i asked Olley from RCM who told me that there is enough air around the engine bay when driving for the filter to still perform well.SJ.

scoobyrob2002

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Great thanks for that mate !