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Old 28-03-2005, 08:27 AM   #1
Phil91EB
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Default Air Filter

I have seen some people with holes in their air box and was thinking of doing the same to get a bit more of a note. I will ditch the old paper filter first and get a K&N filter but before I go and do that I have a few questions.
Do you get much of a note from holes in the air box?
What is the part number for a K&N panel filter and how much aprox?
Would I be better off getting a pod style filter and new piping?
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