when u do open pod make sure u get cool intake... it make diff alot...
jeffayn & evoX2...thanks for the info...
if I still plan to use the open pod...so I need to use the CAI just like Skywalker sell..then I've to put the heat shield..
what if I just stick to the stock air filter and buy the K&N drop in instead of open pod...
the K&N drop in good or not ??
thanks again..
you risk frying your valve/piston for air/fuel ratio will definitely went extreme lean on high rev. hoho~ experience it first hand on my BT T_T...
but the engine will get real dirty quick? indirectly harming the engine since it was not filtered?drill holes on airbox before all ur sensors... even before ur air filter.... not drill holes after ur maf sensor or after ur throttle body....
but the engine will get real dirty quick? indirectly harming the engine since it was not filtered?
what about auto with open pod?
i didnt say remove ur air filter.... u still maintain using air filter....

lol, didnt read that
anyway, any comment auto with open pod?
drop in is good for city drive... but spirited drive is abit less enthusiastic compare to open port... it doesnt give u the open port roar sound.... high rpm feels a little bit restricted compare to open port.....
both filter element is the same.... what makes the difference is ur oem airbox... by using open port air filter, u dont need ur airbox... air flowing to ur filter will not be restricted....
as in drop in filter, u still use ur oem airbox... air flow is restricted by the size and shape of ur airbox air inlet....
there are more creative methods modifying ur airbox... drilling extra holes to compensate the need of high flow at high rpm... yet u still enjoy the cheaper drop-in air filter and oem cai intake that comes with ur car....

which open pod filter is better:
(1) K & N wet type (oiled)
(2) Dry type like Apex'i dual funnel (no oiling)
(3) HKS mushroom?