Turbo ef filter fitment
So im trying to figure out my best route with a air filter for my turbo b16 ef.As of right now im just running a 6in standard filter but its tight in space because its where my coolant resivor use to be,and its also hitting my hid. the only thing i can do is hang a longer filter or same size down the hole putting the intake filter in my wheel well.
but will i have issues with sucking in water?
and how would it be if i routed it in the well,and positioned it as high up as possible?
pic
(this isnt the filter im running the one i have hits everything and it a k&n)
just showing pic for location

lmk whatcha think i should do
but will i have issues with sucking in water?
and how would it be if i routed it in the well,and positioned it as high up as possible?
pic
(this isnt the filter im running the one i have hits everything and it a k&n)
just showing pic for location

lmk whatcha think i should do
not really trying to get more power just trying to see if its to risky to put the filter in the wheel well to get it away from hitting my hid
Originally Posted by grumblemarc
It's baffling me as to why you don't get a smaller filter instead of that huge one.
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I've seen guys mount them on the underside of the chassie, it would be fine as long as you do run splash sheild.
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most of the hks foam filters (real or fake) all eventually break down and turn into compressor wheel cannon fodder...
For what it's worth, we have this filter on clearance:
http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?prod=ru-3700
http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?prod=ru-3700
It's hitting hid bulb, if I mount it right off the turbo it will be just as low as the wheel well, and there isn't as much room as it looks had to squeeze the filter in which is kinda crushing it
Last edited by JDMmadness; Sep 25, 2012 at 03:39 PM.
Using to small of a filter could cause a inlet restriction which would lead to excessive exhaust temperatures leading to turbine housing cracking and scaling or even turbine wheel failures.
What would be an ideal size that wouldnt cause a restriction? Making 330whp 230tq
What would be an ideal size that wouldnt cause a restriction? Making 330whp 230tq
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running a "normal" sized k&n filter won't be am issue...... esp. at 330hp
the restriction is only a few inches of vacuum, not enough to matter
the restriction is only a few inches of vacuum, not enough to matter



