HKS Panel Filter and Resonater Removal

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HKS Panel Filter and Resonater Removal

Postby MY07GT » Fri Oct 27, 2006 12:18 pm

I have had my stock panel filter replaced with a HKS item.

It now has more suction during take off and i have an awesome stock bov noise when i back off.

Definately a worthwhile mod and alternative option to a panel.

Would like to mention a special THANKS to Mike for doing the install and organising the parts. Took only 20 mins.

Mike promised delivery by the 29th in which it came on the 23rd.

Awesome service bro!

Also thanks in advance for installing my sway bars! heheh and my other special goodies on the way! Make sure i dont loose the bid this time! :lol:

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Postby PHAT GT » Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:58 pm

Anytime Phil not snail post here on time if not early
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Postby Kosti » Fri Oct 27, 2006 7:59 pm

Were's the pictures??
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Postby sleepergtb » Sat Oct 28, 2006 5:29 pm

Had mine done by Mike two days later. Once again thanks Mike for the install and the good service.

Phil only while driving earlier today with the window up did I hear the noise of the turbo spooling up that you described.

Without wanting to hijack your thread Phil, here are a couple of pics.

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The Resonator once removed. No need to pull the wheel or the cover off the inner guard, it came all out from the top.

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If any one has one of these hanging around I would be happy to take it off your hands.
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Postby MY07GT » Sun Oct 29, 2006 2:58 am

Yeah u notice it more with the windows up Dave. Its jus a louder induction noise that it should of had from the begining.

Cool with the pics.

What you gonna do wif the piss bottles?

Thanks Mike agains! Sways this week please.

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Postby sleepergtb » Sun Oct 29, 2006 5:03 pm

Phil,

Looking at experimenting with some ducting to force more cold air into the box.

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Postby MY07GT » Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:35 pm

but how will the piss bottle help?

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Postby XRC15T » Mon Oct 30, 2006 2:06 pm

??? when it kicks too hard, you piss into it?
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Postby sleepergtb » Mon Oct 30, 2006 5:35 pm

I intend to remove and use the neck where it connects to the air box..

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Re: HKS Panel Filter and Resonater Removal

Postby BlackIce » Mon Oct 30, 2006 7:29 pm

Question: if you just replaced the stock one with the same shape and size..? panel filter why did it take 20mins.. I went down to a performance shop the other day they have them there (I haven't got one yet), but I pulled my filter out to see if it was the same size, which it was. it didn't take 20mins... Just wondering if it was the same one... And how much..??

MY07GT wrote:I have had my stock panel filter replaced with a HKS item.

It now has more suction during take off and i have an awesome stock bov noise when i back off.

Definately a worthwhile mod and alternative option to a panel.

Would like to mention a special THANKS to Mike for doing the install and organising the parts. Took only 20 mins.

Mike promised delivery by the 29th in which it came on the 23rd.

Awesome service bro!

Also thanks in advance for installing my sway bars! heheh and my other special goodies on the way! Make sure i dont loose the bid this time! :lol:

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Re: HKS Panel Filter and Resonater Removal

Postby fish_boy79 » Mon Oct 30, 2006 8:09 pm

BlackIce wrote:Question: if you just replaced the stock one with the same shape and size..? panel filter why did it take 20mins.. I went down to a performance shop the other day they have them there (I haven't got one yet), but I pulled my filter out to see if it was the same size, which it was. it didn't take 20mins... Just wondering if it was the same one... And how much..??

MY07GT wrote:I have had my stock panel filter replaced with a HKS item.

It now has more suction during take off and i have an awesome stock bov noise when i back off.

Definately a worthwhile mod and alternative option to a panel.

Would like to mention a special THANKS to Mike for doing the install and organising the parts. Took only 20 mins.

Mike promised delivery by the 29th in which it came on the 23rd.

Awesome service bro!

Also thanks in advance for installing my sway bars! heheh and my other special goodies on the way! Make sure i dont loose the bid this time! :lol:

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blackice,

it took 20 minutes cause in order to remove the resonator you need to remove the entire airbox and unclip the resonator. If you plan on just replacing the filter it'll take you a few minutes only. to remove the airbox you'll need to unscrew the two bolts at bottom of airbox and one at the top close to the headlights, then you'll be able to wiggle the box out.

hope that answers your question. :D

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Postby MY07GT » Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:20 pm

Plus add in the fact that the PHAT man was doing it in the dark with a tiny torch! lol.

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Re: HKS Panel Filter and Resonater Removal

Postby BlackIce » Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:24 pm

fish_boy79 wrote:
BlackIce wrote:Question: if you just replaced the stock one with the same shape and size..? panel filter why did it take 20mins.. I went down to a performance shop the other day they have them there (I haven't got one yet), but I pulled my filter out to see if it was the same size, which it was. it didn't take 20mins... Just wondering if it was the same one... And how much..??

MY07GT wrote:I have had my stock panel filter replaced with a HKS item.

It now has more suction during take off and i have an awesome stock bov noise when i back off.

Definately a worthwhile mod and alternative option to a panel.

Would like to mention a special THANKS to Mike for doing the install and organising the parts. Took only 20 mins.

Mike promised delivery by the 29th in which it came on the 23rd.

Awesome service bro!

Also thanks in advance for installing my sway bars! heheh and my other special goodies on the way! Make sure i dont loose the bid this time! :lol:

Phil.


blackice,

it took 20 minutes cause in order to remove the resonator you need to remove the entire airbox and unclip the resonator. If you plan on just replacing the filter it'll take you a few minutes only. to remove the airbox you'll need to unscrew the two bolts at bottom of airbox and one at the top close to the headlights, then you'll be able to wiggle the box out.

hope that answers your question. :D

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Postby sleepergtb » Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:31 pm

MY07GT wrote:Plus add in the fact that the PHAT man was doing it in the dark with a tiny torch! lol.

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Phil, you could at least provide the man with proper working conditions, bit hard to install your sway bars in the dark with a torch. :wink:
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Postby XRC15T » Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:16 pm

Sway bars in the dark? geez you treat mike so nice...
We did boost controller, ripping bits of engine out in the dark with the pen torch while it was pissing down rain.....
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