Reply to "Turbo Hats for Speedy"

@TheMayoMachine posted:
I have a single K&N air filter attached to the inlet side of the turbo. If you look slightly down and to the left of the pulley you’ll see a chrome ring. That is the top of a K&N RR-3003 reverse conical filter. It pulls air into the turbo that then gets pushed through the red tubes to the hats on the EFI throttle bodies. I inserted a connection to run a vent line to the oil filler tube…that’s the grey line you see coming out the middle of the filter.
This particular filter has effectively twice the surface area as it draws on both the exterior and interior of the element.

Nope.

1/17/234:31 PM

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