Which panel filter?

[johnc88]

I cant decide which panel filter (k&n, green, bmc etc...) anyone got any advice or are they all pretty much the same?
Thanks

[Alexywhite]

They are all pretty much the same. Pretty pointless anyway, as i doubt you will be able to feel a difference.

On an engine with a relatively low power output (98BHP) a panel filter upgrade will have no real noticeable effect.

[JamesR]

They are all pretty much the same. Pretty pointless anyway, as i doubt you will be able to feel a difference.

On an engine with a relatively low power output (98BHP) a panel filter upgrade will have no real noticeable effect.

Panel filters are probably better than most induction kits :geek:

And any mate, just pick one as there all pretty much the same, get a extra cold air feed to the airbox and your laughing :)

[johnc88]

Panel filters are probably better than most induction kits :geek:

And any mate, just pick one as there all pretty much the same, get a extra cold air feed to the airbox and your laughing :)

Cheers mate will probably go for the green filter seems to be an easy fit & will get one of them aluminium feeds. Seems to be the way forward. Btw stupid question but is there anything else you can do to just the airbox to help it all breath abit better?
Thanks

[JamesR]

Cheers mate will probably go for the green filter seems to be an easy fit & will get one of them aluminium feeds. Seems to be the way forward. Btw stupid question but is there anything else you can do to just the airbox to help it all breath abit better?
Thanks

Smooth the insides! And could try wrapping it in heat-reflective material just for piece of mind :)

[Mieran]

green is good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPh2tEoM__0

[Sparco_Tom]

i use an itg panel filter, also have a k&n back up. I run 2 cold air feeds to my airbox from my morrettes. Far far better than any induction kit :y:

[Saaamon]

Panel filters are without a doubt the way forward.

[Sparco_Tom]

not really the way forward, just not the way backwards ;)