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Hi guy and girls
On my s16 should I stick to the standard box with a pipercross/k&n panel filter or go for a new enclosed cold air feed.
Which would be best?
I'm after power more than noise but hey a bit of induction noise isn't a bad thing. I'm after the most efficient solution. I'm sure this will have a few opinions but any opinions are welcomed
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I have just got a k&n panel filter in the standard setup. Seemed nice and responsive
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Theres not alot of difference between the 2 . The only benefit of an "enclosed induction" is that you could possibly make the pipe work between intake and throttle body shorter. But with the 2.0's being shoe horned in the 306 its not always the case.
Id just use a k&n panel filter myself.
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Performance-wise a good quality filter in the standard airbox will be best.
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