Volkswagen Racing air filter

[FroGTI]

Anyone fitted one of these? Are VWR affiliated to Volkswagen in any way, as their website looks 'semi official'? I like the look of their air filter, because it's a direct replacement (i.e. invisible) for the stock paper filter.

http://www.volkswagenracing.co.uk/Golf%206%20Pages/Golf%206%20Intake%20Panel.html



Expensive though at £75 + VAT for a slab of foam

[herbie911]

Some VW dealer (Vindis group and Durham/sunderland) can order their parts for you! One way to avoid dispute for any future warranty claim. I also think that's the best way to get their parts.

I tried to deal with them direct to save a few pennies. Their customer service is non-existent---too busy racing!

[Ess_Three]

Some VW dealer (Vindis group and Durham/sunderland) can order their parts for you! One way to avoid dispute for any future warranty claim. I also think that's the best way to get their parts.

I tried to deal with them direct to save a few pennies. Their customer service is non-existent---too busy racing!

They are indeed busy...and I agree their attention to prospective customers could be better...but the products are good and the lads knowledge invaluable.

[SteveP]

It's an over priced pipercross filter with VWR sprayed on it, IMHO just buy a proper filter like the ITG Pro Filter 

However as you have Revo be aware this will cause your car to surge/hesitate between 1500rpm and 3000rpm due to the boost control issues they are still working on.

[FroGTI]

It's an over priced pipercross filter with VWR sprayed on it, IMHO just buy a proper filter like the ITG Pro Filter 

However as you have Revo be aware this will cause your car to surge/hesitate between 1500rpm and 3000rpm due to the boost control issues they are still working on.

Well, I won't be messing with the air filter then... :embarassed: Thanks for the heads-up, Steve