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Paul H

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 19:25

don't get either both do nothing except make noise


Noonster

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 18:44

Should get the filter and save your money mate :rolleyes:


mattsxi

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 18:39

im gonna go for the PVD BFO cone filter!:D


Noonster

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 18:27

:D


Mase

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 16:54

think i will as well :thumbs:


Noonster

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 14:30

Think I will have to order one then :thumbs:


Wolfy

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 09:13

the pvd is a lifetime one, i just installed one of the pannel filters into my car (got it for 20£ in the pvd christmas offer :P) i have noticed that it pulls smoother, idles better, dont guzzle as much gas as it did, after 3200 rpm it picks up the power better.

i aint fused about the gains in brake but it makes the ride smoother so im happy.


Neshol

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 03:45

Get one when you need one. The standard one needs to be replaced every so often, the PVD is cleanable so its lifetime (i think) :)


Greg_M

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 00:05

and its the last filter you'll evr buy!


Marc

 posted on 31st Dec 03 at 00:00

Like most aftermarket parts its less restrictive. You will find a slight increase in throttle response possibly.


purple_B

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 21:32

get one it wont do any harm and save u money in long run,i bought one for my dads astra and exhaust and its much more free reving


Noonster

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 21:25

Its not me thats paying for it its my brother, he said I can have £30 as my late xmas present :lol:

So thought about getting a panel as thats how much they are.


Adam_B

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:37

quote:
Originally posted by Noonster19
So had i mayas well save my money then??


Aye, id save up and get panel filter, cams and chip all at the same time, if u want to feel a difference.


doge5644_uk

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:35

quote:
Originally posted by CorSRi_BT
, but it makes you feel as though it does. Its all about mind games I guess.:)



lmao :lol:


Scotty_B

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:34

I've got a K&N one in mine. It probably does nothing extra that you would notice, but it makes you feel as though it does. Its all about mind games I guess.:)


Noonster

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:32

So had i mayas well save my money then??


Adam_B

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:29

Probly add 1 or 2 bhp, u wont feel any difference on the road.


Munchie

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:21

nothing


Noonster

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 13:14

:(


Noonster

 posted on 30th Dec 03 at 12:52

Should I get one?? Are they worth the money??

I havew already drilled my airbox, what will the PVD Panel filter do that my standard one doesnt??