pod filters

[emiliok]

after reading the 'induction noise' thread, ive been inspired (not really, ive been wanting to install one for a long long time) but in ur experienced opinions, what are the quality buys out there on the market?

thanks

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[blueraven]

quality..probably K&N.

I (along with many others) Had a 3A racing pod filter, as it won a test from 30 pod filters for flow and filtration(K7N was 2nd) in autosalon magazine last year.. Its also a pod filter that doesnt need oiling, but can still be washed

[CNBLU]

i would also say Apexi, as its a paper filter, no need to oil like the K&N, which could be harmful to your AFM

[Calibrated]

K&N, BMC and Apexi.

the only three you need to know about.

actually Simota isnt to bad either, and have also heard good things about 3A.

[HappySlapper82]

I'm using an SAAS filter. Haven't had any issues yet and it's a dry filter which saves money on cleaning/oil kits

[emiliok]

so would dry filters be the way to go? as far as fire hazards go?

[b&b custom]

I have a custom dry intake filter, 25mm thick med grade foam main filter than a 8mm med open grade foam pre filter as well,also steel mesh top & bottom, it all sit's in a derestricted factory airbox with custom piping.
custom made by my self.way to go nearly no matinence,Clean pre filter every now & then.

[emiliok]

sounds good but how about those who dont know how to make their own????

[SKM_87]

exhaust shop can make one 4 u