ooo, not heard that one before
If its enclosed you may gain a bhp or 2, you'll also gain a nice induction noise. If its not enclosed you'll loose bhp because you'll be sucking in warm air, engines like cold air.
air filter
i have a piper cross air filter for my mgf thats never been used
should i fit this or stick with the orginal one
what advance would it have over the standard one and also i have been told it will help cool the engine is this right
should i fit this or stick with the orginal one
what advance would it have over the standard one and also i have been told it will help cool the engine is this right
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If its enclosed you may gain a bhp or 2, you'll also gain a nice induction noise. If its not enclosed you'll loose bhp because you'll be sucking in warm air, engines like cold air.
if i leave the old filter housing in this would draw in cold air ?
depends were the feed pipe is located, the usual place to relocate it is in the near side air duct.if i leave the old filter housing in this would draw in cold air ?
Is it a cone filter? Why not just buy an enclosed box to put it in and ducting, they are as cheap as chips. The F oem filter box is seriously restricted, so it's best to change it.
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