Pod Filter on 3.0R

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Pod Filter on 3.0R

Postby evol-98 » Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:25 am

Have any of you put a pod filter on your 3.0R?

If so, did you buy a kit? Or, did you custom make it yourself?

I have been looking at using readily available WRX parts (ie AFM sensor adaptor) and plumbing in my own pod filter and silicone intake system.

If any of you have done something similar, could you give me information on what bits you used, what filter you used, where you bought your bits and pieces and also post up some photos please?

Or, is it just better to get a dry type panel filter for the stock air box from somewhere? Where can I get Apexi panel filters from in Australia?

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Postby markii » Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:04 pm

You will find most people are using:

HKS Super Hybrid Panel Filter (Dry Type).

bang for buck..

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Postby Arith » Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:13 pm

There's a section on the forum called "For Sale - Commercial Vendors" which has vendors who sell the Apexi filter you're after. I believe T-REXX was selling them here: http://forum.liberty.asn.au/viewtopic.php?t=2854

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Postby lukeyb » Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:08 pm

Hi mate,
i have put a pod filter on my 3.0
I got the maf adapter and pod filter from turboxs. It is a maf adapter for wrx's..........now remember that the wrx adapter is slightly smaller OD than the lib diamater. But that is ok as it will make the car only slightly richer.
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Postby lukeyb » Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:08 pm

Hi mate,
i have put a pod filter on my 3.0
I got the maf adapter and pod filter from turboxs. It is a maf adapter for wrx's..........now remember that the wrx adapter is slightly smaller ID than the lib diamater. But that is ok as it will make the car only slightly richer.
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Postby lukeyb » Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:09 pm

Hi mate,
i have put a pod filter on my 3.0
I got the maf adapter and pod filter from turboxs. It is a maf adapter for wrx's..........now remember that the wrx adapter is slightly smaller ID than the lib diamater. But that is ok as it will make the car only slightly richer.
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Re: pod

Postby evol-98 » Fri Aug 15, 2008 12:59 pm

lukeyb wrote:Hi mate,
i have put a pod filter on my 3.0
I got the maf adapter and pod filter from turboxs. It is a maf adapter for wrx's..........now remember that the wrx adapter is slightly smaller ID than the lib diamater. But that is ok as it will make the car only slightly richer.


Any noticeable difference in performance and induction noise?
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Re: pod

Postby WhiteGTB » Sat Oct 18, 2008 12:44 am

evol-98 wrote:
lukeyb wrote:Hi mate,
i have put a pod filter on my 3.0
I got the maf adapter and pod filter from turboxs. It is a maf adapter for wrx's..........now remember that the wrx adapter is slightly smaller ID than the lib diamater. But that is ok as it will make the car only slightly richer.


Any noticeable difference in performance and induction noise?


Yeah.. I'd like to know too :!:
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Postby evol-98 » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:27 am

I ended up putting a dry type stainless steel pod filter on. I didnt notice too much extra induction noise or improved power delivery over the "resanotorectomy", but it is better on fuel now. Down to 11.4 litres per 100km combined as opposed to the 12.4 I was getting previously.
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