Stainless air filter and velocity stack
So my close friend is a manager at O'reily auto parts, and I was talking to him in there and looking around and saw this Spectre Performance - Official Site It says not to use in dusty conditions, what about street driving? He can get it for ~18 dollars retails for 75? anyone else use one? and they also sell velocity stack kits super ricer YES! but has anyone used one on a miata? I could get that for under $20 to :hustler:
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Pretty sure I have seen those at autozone for 20-30 bucks..
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that website sucks. i cant even see the product.
ok was able to see it on the pdf catalog... the velocity stack is non-functional, but it does allow for more air to flow through it instead of a solid cap. The suggestion for non-dusty areas suggests it doesn't filter well, that suggests it's a better filter for performance. It's just another filter, nothing special about it, do you need one? |
Yea I need a new one my old K&N got lost? when I re-made my intercooler pipes etc.. and he doesnt get a good discount on K&N brand stuff
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They make the paper fiber filters too... thats what I have on my car right now.
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Id say go for it. An intake is an intake, its a pipe and a filter. Only intake I have ever used I think may have been better than the rest was an APEXi "Power Intake" with the internal funnel thing. I plan on running one of these once I go turbo, if only for the fact they look good. A bit costly though, universal kit like $120.
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Originally Posted by turbobluemiata
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Yea I need a new one my old K&N got lost? when I re-made my intercooler pipes etc.. and he doesnt get a good discount on K&N brand stuff
Lookie here. http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/filters_test/2/ |
That test is one of the things that made me go with the Apex over any other. Still today after 4 or 5 years, and probably 4 or 5 other filters on other cars, that one still stands out in quality and performance.
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