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I removed my airbox today and put a K&N High Flow AirFilter on, it seams to have made the turbo to be less laggy for $120 im very happy will post pics :nod:

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Hmmm. $120 for the K&N Filter, $200 ticket for having defective noise control equipment, more hot unstable air into the inlet manifold....

Hardly seems worth it.

A better option would be to keep the standard airbox, replace the paper filter with a K&N flat fllter, run internally smooth piping from the standard airbox out to the area inside the wheel well (so that you are taking cold still air, not hot fast moving air) or plumb the piping down to an area behind the front bar.

This gives you colder stable air as opposed to incerase the density of the charge.

Removal of the standard airbox to replace it with a rampod style filter is uneconomical, both in financial and performance terms.

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the xr8 and the xr6 have identical filters.

WRONG!

The XR8/GT air filter box is completely different to the standard I6 and T one. It can be made to fit by getting another piece of elephant tube from the I6 and an adapter and fitting it to the XR8 airbox diuct and joining it to the standard duct on the T or I6. It fits nice and from all accounts adds about 5rwkw!

hope that helps!

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Apparently in last months issue in zoom they removed the airbox all together and recived a wopping 20 KW cant remember if at rear wheels I took my airfilter off the other day and I dont think I could notice 20 kw ..... any read about this but I am a fan of stockie lookin engines and a GT airbox I think is the way to go

GO PLONKY as well Good info man you are spot on the less turbulant the air is before it hits the turbo will result in better performance ... and those kn's are not to good for stopping dust getting into the motor!!!

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Is the air box on the T, the same size as the one on the AUII? I have a new K&N flat filter which got for the fairmont but never fitted it before trading in the car. If it does fit would it be benificial to fit it?

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