Air filter/induction kit opinions/best option.

foammanmark

Discussion Starter · #1 · Jul 13, 2013

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My wife's 156 1.8ts needs a service and I'm thinking of changing the stock airbox/filter, but I'm unsure on which way to go. I like induction kits but can't find one with a blanking plate, so I'm thinking of maybe replacing the stock filter with a JR filter.

I can also see that the 3 bolts which I think I need to remove to get to the filter are very badly corroded, so I've already been out with the WD40, but not tried them yet.

Just wondered what other peeps thoughts are on this please................

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Malheus

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#4 · Jul 13, 2013 (Edited)

OEM makes best job but if you really have to I'd get a K&N.

If you flip the pipe to intake box and uses an adapter can you put the POD filter inside the stock box to secure cold intake.

Picture of my old: http://www1.garaget.org/archive/92/91270/243470/large_243470-2744370.jpg