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kevhaggan
- E30 Zone Newbie
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had me bmw for about a year looking at changing a few things any ideas what type of air induction is best for car
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Jos
- E30 Zone Camper
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- Location: Belfast
Welcome to the zone!
The answers to life the universe and everything to do with e30s is contained within this forum:)
Searching is often the best way to start off, but to save you the hassle:) the answer is simply the stock airbox is the best choice for induction, just get a decent panel fiter for it. The cone filters that you see don't flow as well and generally don't have cold air feeds from the front of the car. 99% of kits you can get will result in a power drop, a possible exception is the rather excellent BMC Carbon Dynamic Airbox, yours for a mere Ԛ£135ish quid (thats the 318is one but I am sure it will be fine, M5Pilot can give you more details if you are interested)
The answers to life the universe and everything to do with e30s is contained within this forum:)
Searching is often the best way to start off, but to save you the hassle:) the answer is simply the stock airbox is the best choice for induction, just get a decent panel fiter for it. The cone filters that you see don't flow as well and generally don't have cold air feeds from the front of the car. 99% of kits you can get will result in a power drop, a possible exception is the rather excellent BMC Carbon Dynamic Airbox, yours for a mere Ԛ£135ish quid (thats the 318is one but I am sure it will be fine, M5Pilot can give you more details if you are interested)
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