What to do about a filter on my turbo
09-25-2004, 07:14 PM
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What to do about a filter on my turbo
I have a 99 civic si that will soon have a inline pro manifold and precision sc34 turbo, i am wondering if a filter will fit?
can you post up pics of your intake setup?
can you post up pics of your intake setup?
09-25-2004, 07:39 PM
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Re: What to do about a filter on my turbo (Boostage)
bad comes to worse - you can get a filter for next to nothing and zilch restriction in flow by using a stocking doubled or trippled over it self then held on with a 'worm-gear' (can't recall the other name for em). Less aluminum (highest thermal-transfer properties of conventional metals) piping to heat soak as well. Since they're nylon based - they don't melt or catch fire from anything but a direct flame - and if you've got open flames near your turbo...you've got bigger problems than "what air filter to use". **** not even a commercial air-filter woudl survive that.
Yeah - you won't get the stunna points, but if it's good enough for open-element dragsters - it's definitely good enough for you.
Yeah - you won't get the stunna points, but if it's good enough for open-element dragsters - it's definitely good enough for you.
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