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Hi

Just bought a 1993 R33 with rb25 engine, non turbo

car needs filter and full piping to fuel injection manifold. rather than pay for stock parts i want a performance filtration system

any ideas about what to put on it??

Any good performance shops in melb that will do it for reasonable price??

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Factory airbox + good panel filter.

Best performance money can buy - infact it's cheaper than a pod setup 9 times outta 10

Yea, makes sense. Any recommendations on a good performance panel filter brand?

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Yea, makes sense. Any recommendations on a good performance panel filter brand?

Yep, have a look into the Amsoil Ea Air Filter.

Damn good, have been running mine for the past 60,000kms.

Dry type filter, high flow, great filtering and very easy to clean :)

Is the R34 air filter the same as R33?

The model number for an R34 is the same as a Z33, V35, M35 and is EAA74-EA if you are interested.

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Factory airbox + good panel filter.

Best performance money can buy - infact it's cheaper than a pod setup 9 times outta 10

Agreed. Much better option. Man if cars like the Mines R34 GTR can run a box with a good filter I'm pretty sure it's safe to say you wont see fark all on a street car :)

K&N, Apexi or BMC

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Yep, have a look into the Amsoil Ea Air Filter.

Damn good, have been running mine for the past 60,000kms.

Dry type filter, high flow, great filtering and very easy to clean :3some:

Is the R34 air filter the same as R33?

The model number for an R34 is the same as a Z33, V35, M35 and is EAA74-EA if you are interested.

The R34 filter is the same as an R33.

I'll also add that you can walk into any Holden dealership and buy genuine air filters cheap. Just ask for a VL to VS air filter :)

You probably get better performance changing your airfilters more regularly IMO.

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Factory airbox + good panel filter.

Best performance money can buy - infact it's cheaper than a pod setup 9 times outta 10

+1.

I've had after market pods on each car i've had, waste of money.

Just go with panel filter to suit standard box.

ps. hi flow pod/panel filter = dirty oil/engine wear.

Best to only use for track or maybe the weekend when you

want to give it a little, then put standard filter back in after.

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3a racing pod filter. Best on the market

according to that magazine sponsored by 3a racing....

its just like the motul oil gives beter performance to your engine and in the vid it clearly shows the fan being moved for different oils

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according to that magazine sponsored by 3a racing....

its just like the motul oil gives beter performance to your engine and in the vid it clearly shows the fan being moved for different oils

LOL!

True that.

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