Apexi Pod Filter

[R33Matt]

Hey,

Just about to go and buy a Apexi Pod Filter. The Pod Filter by its self is $100 and with the intake system its $220. The intake system just looks like a extra piece of piping so i was thinking of just getting the filter. Ive heard the filter will bolt straight onto an RB25 AFM. Is this true? Just wondering if it will bolt straight onto the AFM becasue the shop is like 40mins away! lol

I just bought the car and its running a HKS Pod Filter, there was thick black carbon all over the mesh in the AFM! Didnt look to good! Going to get some Contact Cleaner and do everything at the same time.

Edited November 8, 2007 by R33Matt

[Onthehunt]

if you are replacing a stock panel filter you need a pod filter adaptor but you have an hks on there at the moment so you should already have the adaptor.

looks like this:

[nuffsaid]

If the pod filter number is something like ... A022 then you should be fine. These bolt straight to the RB25 AFM, no need for piping kits.

e.g. the $50 price difference between a replacement A022 filter and the R34 kit, its a simple black L shaped bracked hahah

[HackerX]

Order one of the Apexi pods that Slide is selling on these forums ($89).

Bolts straight up to the afm, no issues (though you might want to make a bracket to secure it).

Should be even easier to install if you've got a HKS pod on there already, since to don't have to muck around with getting the stock air box off.