Apexi air filter
#1
Apexi air filter
Hello to Scoobynet. New here and new to subaru ownership. I have just bought a 96 import. She's completely standard and i have read that induction kits dont always agree with these cars so will just give her a new panel filter as part of her service. Please can someone confirm that this will fit;
eBay.co.uk: AIR PANEL FILTER SUBARU WAGON LEGACY IMPREZA WRX Sti (item 110050108890 end time 09-Nov-06 19:44:25 GMT)
Sorry my first post is a numptie question....couldnt find the newbie section to say hello properly.
eBay.co.uk: AIR PANEL FILTER SUBARU WAGON LEGACY IMPREZA WRX Sti (item 110050108890 end time 09-Nov-06 19:44:25 GMT)
Sorry my first post is a numptie question....couldnt find the newbie section to say hello properly.
#4
I was going to get the Apexi panel filter because i understood it was one of the best ones being as it is dry type so if i were to get an induction kit would it be best to still go with Apexi?
Also i see that being 1996 my car is on a changeover year. How do i know whether i would need the Power Intake for earlier car or next one up?
Sorry for to be dimwit but i really am learning about this car. Love it already though.
Also i see that being 1996 my car is on a changeover year. How do i know whether i would need the Power Intake for earlier car or next one up?
Sorry for to be dimwit but i really am learning about this car. Love it already though.
#6
This should help you decide.Go to the bottom of the page.
http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/filters_test/2/
http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/filters_test/2/
#7
Glad you are enjoying your dv Coffin Dodger. Is the standard valve on recirculating or vent to atmopshere? Does the dv just make noise or does it give performance gain? Any issues with keeping stable idle?
Jimbo, that is great link....thank-you. Apexi it is then!
I am still not sure which one i should buy for my car as i think i am on changeover year. According to this seller there are different kits;
eBay.co.uk: POWER INTAKE INDUCTION KIT SUBARU IMPREZA GC8 (item 110049494813 end time 07-Nov-06 22:32:50 GMT)
eBay.co.uk: POWER INTAKE Subaru Impreza WRX, WRX Sti GC8 induction (item 110050050496 end time 29-Nov-06 16:58:51 GMT)
Please can anyone tell me how i identify if my 96 car is before or after model change that appeared to occur in Sept 96? Many thanks.
Jimbo, that is great link....thank-you. Apexi it is then!
I am still not sure which one i should buy for my car as i think i am on changeover year. According to this seller there are different kits;
eBay.co.uk: POWER INTAKE INDUCTION KIT SUBARU IMPREZA GC8 (item 110049494813 end time 07-Nov-06 22:32:50 GMT)
eBay.co.uk: POWER INTAKE Subaru Impreza WRX, WRX Sti GC8 induction (item 110050050496 end time 29-Nov-06 16:58:51 GMT)
Please can anyone tell me how i identify if my 96 car is before or after model change that appeared to occur in Sept 96? Many thanks.
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#12
They dont call me wimpieguy for nothing. My wife will have my blood if i empty my wallet on the car. She'll have yours too myblackwrx if she thinks your encouraging me.
Now where is the best place to get that exhaust?
Now where is the best place to get that exhaust?
#16
Oh dear, it arrived today when i was at work. It was delivered with a reciept and now i am in lots of trouble for lying about price.
But it is lovely and shiney and i cant wait to fit it.
But it is lovely and shiney and i cant wait to fit it.
#23
You are genius myblack.....and to avoid the fiasco with the exhaust when you got me to lie and i got caught out i will get it sent direct to garage.
So you got any Xmas toys lined up? Not rude ones i dont want to know of though.
So you got any Xmas toys lined up? Not rude ones i dont want to know of though.
#25
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#26
Scooby Regular
Just one other point that I've always wondered about.. the Apexi dry filter material looks pretty much the same to me as the stuff they make STi panel filters out of. And STi filters are long-life throwaway jobs (although I hoover mine out occasionally!) so surely the Apexi is the same? Or is it really supposed to give a lifetime of filtration without ever clogging? That seems impossible.
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Originally Posted by silent running
Just one other point that I've always wondered about.. the Apexi dry filter material looks pretty much the same to me as the stuff they make STi panel filters out of. And STi filters are long-life throwaway jobs (although I hoover mine out occasionally!) so surely the Apexi is the same? Or is it really supposed to give a lifetime of filtration without ever clogging? That seems impossible.
#28
Scooby Regular
Yes that's the thing that's putting me off. I'm actually more interested in the panel filter which is made of the same stuff, but all filters need cleaning or throwing away at some stage - and Apexi seem to make no mention of this at all. Nor does anyone who's got one ever seem to pipe up either and say how it's supposed to work...
#29
No, it does say it somewhere. Apexi doesnt make claim that this is lifetime filter....i recall reading it someplace when i was looking into it. The panel filter has recommended lifetime of approx 25k kms.
The cone filter has to be bought as part of kit initially (so you have all the right brackets/adaptors) but you can later buy replacement filters very cheaply.
The cone filter has to be bought as part of kit initially (so you have all the right brackets/adaptors) but you can later buy replacement filters very cheaply.