Bigpower

I am going to be putting an induction kit on my car shortly and wondered which people thought would be the better of the following options;

All three of these will locate the air filter withon the inner arch away from engine heat and would be fed from my existing cold air ducting from the front bumper to ensure a ready supply of cold air.

All have a 70mm induction ID.

a) Hyperflow Cold Air Kit


b) K&N Typhoon



c) Perrin Cold Air Kit




Also do any of suppliers want to do a deal on these?

i have always found K&N filters to be good, but i like where the perrin one the way its plumbed well out of the way.

I had an APS cold air induction kit on which seemed pretty good, got the K&N now I think. Seems to do the job.

Love the noise form the APS though, the air 'swirled' as it came up the pipe, sounded like a tornado under the bonnet

you have the typhoon kit Michael? Is yours mounted in the inner wing?

Hi Dunk

I would say that the K&N and APS are on par. They both have a good quality cotton filter and mounted in the inner wing :-D

As for the Perrin, I haven't ever used one however, the rest of their product line is very reputable.The only thing that would concern me is the quality of the filter foam. The only non replacement foam filter that I would recomend is an ITG

We are dealers for both K&N and APS

Lloyd :-D

dynamix wrote:you have the typhoon kit Michael? Is yours mounted in the inner wing?

Yep, its in the innerwing.

If I had a choice between the two I'd go for the APS personally, I loved the sound

Would have still got that fitted were it not for an inept 'engine builder' in Norwich...

Lloyd - can you pm a price on the K&N and APS 70mm + kits please?

Thanks :thumb:

no probs buddy :-D

The K&N part number is:

69-8000TB

I think

Actually, I'd be interested in a price on the APS Cold Air induction kit... if I can sell my K&N one I'd go for the APS again