HKS Racing Suction (pics)
05-22-07, 04:37 PM
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Stock up on replacement filters cause sometimes they can be hard to find. Oh and keep them oiled. I have the HKS Super Megaflow which uses the same filters.
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05-22-07, 04:44 PM
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i have the same intakes. where can i get new filters? mine a ******* dirty! i tried cleaning them many times (used to be yellow) now there are still a nice brownish yellow color
05-22-07, 04:47 PM
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I strongly recommend getting rid of that air hose and sealing the hole in the stock IC ducting instead. You are significantly reducing the airflow the stock IC by doing what you have now.
05-22-07, 04:52 PM
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Last edited by hus; 05-22-07 at 05:06 PM.
05-23-07, 01:12 AM
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also, like all other filters, you need to add filter oil to have the mushrooms work efficiently.
i love the HKS RS setup. good choice. looks great
05-23-07, 10:51 AM
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They are going to suck in a lot of hot air regardless, it's an open intake. It's better to make your IC as efficient as possible, especially the stocker.
05-23-07, 12:06 PM
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these filters are famous of breaking up after some time...
when the large chunk breaks up.. there goes your turbine... the fin will be totally jammed by the chunk of foam...
bad times... the filter was not properly secured.... and the air suction from ur turbine is too strong.. the whole piece of foam will be sucked in..
that's the experience that my friend got... just beware.... change them when it's about to break.
when the large chunk breaks up.. there goes your turbine... the fin will be totally jammed by the chunk of foam...
bad times... the filter was not properly secured.... and the air suction from ur turbine is too strong.. the whole piece of foam will be sucked in..
that's the experience that my friend got... just beware.... change them when it's about to break.
05-23-07, 12:17 PM
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these filters are famous of breaking up after some time...
when the large chunk breaks up.. there goes your turbine... the fin will be totally jammed by the chunk of foam...
bad times... the filter was not properly secured.... and the air suction from ur turbine is too strong.. the whole piece of foam will be sucked in..
that's the experience that my friend got... just beware.... change them when it's about to break.
when the large chunk breaks up.. there goes your turbine... the fin will be totally jammed by the chunk of foam...
bad times... the filter was not properly secured.... and the air suction from ur turbine is too strong.. the whole piece of foam will be sucked in..
that's the experience that my friend got... just beware.... change them when it's about to break.
05-23-07, 12:48 PM
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