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    while looking on carsales i saw a few VP's with pod filters installed, what advantage is there in having one as i am considering buying 1 for my lexcen.

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    no CAI

    Sucking hot air in the engine bay,
    Enclose the pod into the corner an plumb a 110mm corrigated flexi pipe to it from behind ur bumper! problem solved.

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    Advantage: sounds like it has asthma
    Disadvantage: breathes like it has asthma, and sucks in stacks of hot air, making your car slower.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoZy View Post
    no CAI

    Sucking hot air in the engine bay,
    Enclose the pod into the corner an plumb a 110mm corrigated flexi pipe to it from behind ur bumper! problem solved.

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    Similar to immortrality's setup?
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    So all in all the message is PODs r SUCK, Look at mortons CAI Pipe from his front bar and do the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TroyRulz007 View Post
    Similar to immortrality's setup?
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    yep its the only way to run a pod properly with advantages.

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    immortality's POD CAI FTW ^____^
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    As said, thats the only way to run a pod. But the gains are only the same as that of a normal CAI.

    Personally i like stock, so i have factory holden CAI/Airbox with a panel filter.
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    ok, i frankly dont mind the look of the pod filter, ill consider it but its probably easier for me to just buy a new stock filter
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    Nothing wrong with the stock filter on a V6 Nothing at all.
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    Difference between K&N panel and POD =

    Panel flows like 460 CFM or so
    POD flows 650ish CFM
    SO the pod flows more but that can suck in the hot air too so gotta be 100% shielded

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    aslong as u fit the K&N sticker its + 200killa wasps...

    who cares about intake temps... thats what intercoolers are for :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by PaRaDoX616 View Post
    who cares about intake temps... thats what intercoolers are for :P
    thats a fairly irresponsible comment. firstly you would only use a intercooler for FI setup so intake temps do matter on n/a applications. secondly, no IC setup is 100% efficient unless you have one with a ice cooler in the boot so starting with a nice cool air source will also benefit a FI engine
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    im another one with inclosed pod and 4inch ducting from front bar works great .sometimes run a performance panel filter in the old box with the ducting tightly fitted into the bottom and ive rivited a flap of rubber over the old snorkel hole so it doesnt presurise when going fast but sucks against the hole and stops hot air entering when going slow.the reason i put the flap on was to stop any hot air getting in and because the pressure from driving made tuning the thing for WOT hopeless

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    IMO its best but of course not practical to run no filter at all, lol its scary to think without a filter and with some serious bad luck you could have an object almost the size of a tennis ball go up your pipe through the airbox straight into the throttle body lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by immortality View Post
    thats a fairly irresponsible comment. firstly you would only use a intercooler for FI setup so intake temps do matter on n/a applications. secondly, no IC setup is 100% efficient unless you have one with a ice cooler in the boot so starting with a nice cool air source will also benefit a FI engine
    get boost then. problem solved

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    Quote Originally Posted by stocky View Post
    get boost then. problem solved
    even if i had a FI setup i'd still run some sort of CAI to it
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