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General => General discussion => Topic started by: Liftedd on 16 September 2011, 14:31
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Yep soo ive got a panel filter, im going to order a pipercross/k&n filter anybody know the cheapest place to buy?
Alsoo my original panel filter box is tatty and not good looking :undecided: soo il refurbed it too, because its in the engine bay what paint do you guys advise using?
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engine oil or wd40 can make the airbox look clean and shiny again
as for filter, phone gsf car parts on 01216267970
pipercross is better than k&n imo
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To tidy it up. Ide get some sand paper. give it a going over. the. wet and dry untill smooth and then bit of wd40 or polish. Good as new.
pipercross over k&n ide say. not sure on best place to get them though
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engine oil or wd40 can make the airbox look clean and shiny again
as for filter, phone gsf car parts on 01216267970
pipercross is better than k&n imo
The surface on the box isnt smooth its cut up and sh!t so i was guna smoothen it up
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Pipercross as it is the only one that is not oiled so will avoid maf issues.
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Pipercross is oiled :smiley:
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Pipercross is oiled :smiley:
Nope it is a dry foam type filter and are dry to avoid the problems that oiled filters cause.
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My Piper-X panel is oiled too actually. :huh:
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My Piper-X panel is oiled too actually. :huh:
Link: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120750186142
This 3 stage foam Pipercross air filter is specially designed for VAG engines and does not require oiling (dry filter)
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pipercross of ebay :wink:
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I dunno then. :undecided: mine came oiled, and although I've not done it yet, u can buy the maintenance kits for em that contain a cleaning liquid, and an oil in an aerosol too. :huh:
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I dunno then. :undecided: mine came oiled, and although I've not done it yet, u can buy the maintenance kits for em that contain a cleaning liquid, and an oil in an aerosol too. :huh:
That is the older ones, they now do dry types to avoid maf issues.
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Ahh I see! :smiley:
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yeh oiled filters are bad for the maf you could always buy a green cotton as they arent oiled either
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yeh oiled filters are bad for the maf you could always buy a green cotton as they arent oiled either
As far as I'm aware, none that you buy now are oiled :wink:
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So if I clean my old style oiled one, will it be ok to leave dry or are the newer ones a slightly different material?
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just got myself a pipercross panel filter and it was DRY filter guys :smiley: