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    September 6th, 2008 07:13 PM #1021
    a bracket needed to be fabricated to support the air filter:



    k&n filter finally installed:
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    September 7th, 2008 07:06 AM #1022
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    Finally I was able to install a K&N Filter on my SF... It's not the drop in filter but the open type filter, I have used open type filters for my other cars before and they perform great...

    installation was done by speedlabs...


    Don how much is the total costs of filter and bracket?
    parts # of K&N open type filter?
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    September 7th, 2008 08:49 AM #1023
    Quote Originally Posted by C190 View Post
    Don how much is the total costs of filter and bracket?
    parts # of K&N open type filter?
    K&N filter including installation is Php 5250...

    part # RC-3870

    one thing I like about open type filters is when you step on the gas you hear that wonder growl (air being sucked in)...
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    September 8th, 2008 09:48 AM #1024
    Quote Originally Posted by DragonHeart View Post
    K&N filter including installation is Php 5250...

    part # RC-3870

    one thing I like about open type filters is when you step on the gas you hear that wonder growl (air being sucked in)...



    is this "adapter" included in K&N filter or from oem airbox?

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    September 8th, 2008 10:15 AM #1025
    Thats a shor ram intake. I have tried to put that kind of system on my E36 before but eventually took it out and returned it to stock. Indeed, it makes a nice growl when you step on the gas, but what I noticed is that there is a considerable drop in power especially during heavy traffic situations, since that engine bay heats up and the air being sucked by the exposed airfilter is of lesser density than that when it has an airbox. But then again its was just mu experience and is highly debatable and has been going on for years, cold air intake vs short ram intake vs drop-in.
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    September 8th, 2008 04:59 PM #1026
    Quote Originally Posted by C190 View Post
    is this "adapter" included in K&N filter or from oem airbox?

    that's not an adapter that's the rubber end of the filter...
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    September 8th, 2008 05:03 PM #1027
    Quote Originally Posted by TFR View Post
    Thats a shor ram intake. I have tried to put that kind of system on my E36 before but eventually took it out and returned it to stock. Indeed, it makes a nice growl when you step on the gas, but what I noticed is that there is a considerable drop in power especially during heavy traffic situations, since that engine bay heats up and the air being sucked by the exposed airfilter is of lesser density than that when it has an airbox. But then again its was just mu experience and is highly debatable and has been going on for years, cold air intake vs short ram intake vs drop-in.
    I have had short ram filters for all my cars, the first was a lancer, then my civic SiR, and now my SF. I have not noticed any power loss (maybe that's just me), but I did notice better reponse and a little more torque...
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    September 8th, 2008 10:18 PM #1028
    what is the correct bulb type for santa fe foglight? h11 or h8 or 881?
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    September 9th, 2008 04:38 AM #1029
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    what is the correct bulb type for santa fe foglight? h11 or h8 or 881?

    Sir valskie it's 881 (27watts)
    not advisable to change with aftermarket bulbs(hotter)....
    it will melt the reflector of the foglamps in the long run
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    September 9th, 2008 08:41 AM #1030
    Hello po Sir Valskie! Tama po si Sir C190 na its not advisable to change with aftermarket bulbs except kung napundi na ang foglight.

    Mas mabuti pa rin palitan with the same type of bulb or if you like, ipa-HID na lang po ninyo tulad nang ginawa namin.

    At least di po kami nag-aalala na masusunog yung reflector ng foglamps. Just my two cents po.
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    what is the correct bulb type for santa fe foglight? h11 or h8 or 881?
    Quote Originally Posted by C190 View Post
    Sir valskie it's 881 (27watts)
    not advisable to change with aftermarket bulbs(hotter)....
    it will melt the reflector of the foglamps in the long run
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