K & N CIS - Any good?

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K & N CIS - Any good?

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I did use the search button, but couldn't find any specific info. Just wondering about the K & N CIS from RPW. Link:

http://www.rpw.com.au/shop/index.php?pa ... &Itemid=31

Does anyone know if it would be any good in comparison to a pod filter? I like the look of it coz I don't wanna have to get a pod and then have to box it in. I really don't wanna get defected on my P's so I'd be too scared to leave a pod exposed lol.

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K&N is a top brand, as for imporvement..... yes, will you notice it?.......maybe. Is it better than factory....... yes but not massively.
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Would a more noticeable improvement be felt if I had an exposed pod? With the K & N, I would have a ducting pipe running from the bottom of the bar into the filter as well.
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Simota is also another very good brand
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As Simon said, its definitely an improvement over stock but I wouldn't leave it exposed because it will lose any improvement.
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Yeah you definitly need to box the thing. It doesnt need to be air tight but you need to sheild it from the fans. Before i boxed mine you could actually tell when the fans kicked in as it lost power every time they did. I drove it for about a week till it did my head in and i boxed it
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Wow, I was under the impression that an exposed pod filter was better than boxing it 8O

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Boxing it keeps underbonnet heat out, better for power generation
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