That website is wack (australian auto acc). No bloody prices or any sort of online shopping system
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That website is wack (australian auto acc). No bloody prices or any sort of online shopping system
blox filters are FTW =D
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showpos...9&postcount=32
ooh for the record this filter does fit in dc2 airbox
check out motorquipe for the filter
Geez, surprising, ive got a Injen Pod on my Injen CAI but i might invest in a $30 3A filter lol, dont know how much the injen one flows though :(
hey deano... i remember you gotta spoon or trust foam filter in your airbox right??? couldnt resist the bang for you bucks hey...Quote:
Originally Posted by DLO01
Yonas @ JDMYard (aka EG5) stocks 3A Racing filters, as well as Blox filters w/ Velocity Stack.
here's something for everyone to think about...
you can go out and buy a k & n filter for say $100-$120 or you could buy 3 or 4 of the 3A racing filters...
when your $30 3A racing filter gets really dirty... instead of cleaning it and oiling it and can just go spent another $30 for a new one...
their about the same quality and do the same job...
Either that or wash it. Easy either way
:thumbsup::thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by rayb3na_
Blox with built in Velocity stack FTW
Yeh, currently got a Trust (replacement filter) for DC2R airbox. But have now got a 3 inch stainless arm made up, hence the purchace of this filter. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Project R
how bout this for everyone excited here with an NA...
go get the 3A filter... and get it dynoed... and compare it to your K&N on the same sheet... and post it back here.
It flows more, but you NA guys can't even utilise the flow.... If you want actual power returns on a filter get the Blox velocity stack filter as mentioned a few times.
It's just a filter whereas a blox isn't just a filter
How about you get what you want and others get what they want? Its not hard. :p