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mjw_2k2

posted on 2nd Mar 04 at 09:15

quote:
Originally posted by Mo
nope piper x on mine



what he said ^


Noonster

posted on 2nd Mar 04 at 08:54

Drilled airbox - PVD panel filter no probs as yet.....

been thinking about getting a BFO for the look - dunno though?


mav

posted on 2nd Mar 04 at 04:11

no problems

BFO


gsi-gaz

posted on 2nd Mar 04 at 02:04

nope piper x


blackula

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 22:59

K&n used to have a bit in the leaflet about icing up of elements when car was left parked up in winter. Doubt thats the case though, unless it got wet and you live in Canada.


Trotty

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 22:58

No problems as of yet, been on for over a year now.

The occasional flat spot but nothing too dramatic.


Kerry

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 22:48

are u sure its ure ind kit and now ure automatic choke?


AndyCorsaC

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 22:08

only flat spots some times but no probs starting up


mike_1.2LS96

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 22:07

nope


Ryan L

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 21:18

nope K+N


Mo

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 21:17

nope piper x on mine


Mikorsa16v

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 21:15

nope, mines fine :/ K&N for the records


mattsxi

posted on 1st Mar 04 at 21:06

Does anyone have any trouble starting there car on a cold morning which is fitted with an induction kit ie, BFO, K&N, Piper x etc? Coz mine sometimes has trouble.