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Just stick with panel filters like Green, that's what I say (unless, of course, you've got a FMIC fitted).
In any case, unless your induction kit is totally insulated from the underbonnet heat, what you may gain in a greater mass of freer-flowing air, you instantly taketh away by allowing this air to be hotter and less dense to start with. So, in effect, you end up back to square one... or worse.
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Just stick with panel filters like Green, that's what I say (unless, of course, you've got a FMIC fitted).
In any case, unless your induction kit is totally insulated from the underbonnet heat, what you may gain in a greater mass of freer-flowing air, you instantly taketh away by allowing this air to be hotter and less dense to start with. So, in effect, you end up back to square one... or worse.
i currently have a topmount although i have a FMIC sitting in the garage to go on so i will need an induction kit. I have a Blitz sitting here but i aint fitting it after seeing that Apexi dry cone it is
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