pod filters
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by Rlib98 on 05-03-10 07:38 AM whats the best type/ size of pod filter for my car 1998 liberty Rx, what does every one think about pod filters make much difference to power? any any other useful info
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by Gyro Gearloose on 05-03-10 10:26 AM Pod filters arent as good as what their manufacturers make out. A pod filter on a NA will make sweet f*** all difference to a NA engine. They are usually installed in the engine bay where they suck in hot air. Mounted in the guard they can suck up water if you drive through puddles.
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If you knew, you'd be in a Subaru too. |
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by regashi on 05-03-10 06:31 PM K&N = fail.
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by shoebaru on 05-03-10 08:00 PM 2 things u should do
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by Gyro Gearloose on 05-03-10 09:20 PM Mmm yeah i forgot that K&N's were oiled |
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If you knew, you'd be in a Subaru too. |
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by subynew on 06-03-10 09:06 AM jn dyno testing in most cases you will loose 5 hp with a pod over a stock air box if in the engine bay |
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by sheppo9 on 06-03-10 09:55 PM If yours is a N/A Gen 3, then you don't have an AFM, so no need to worry about it being over oiled. |
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Nothing to see here.... |
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by s401 on 19-07-10 07:42 PM hiclone yo |
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by timsmy02 on 02-10-10 10:48 AM What about unifilters? |
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