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Anyone able to fill me in on what pod filters you can buy from Supercheap & Autobarn? FRsport has like $60 postage :( and i dont want multiple items.

Usually Drift, K&N, and some can get in other brands I believe such as HKS but it'd be on order.

Nobody wants it :(, should probably just throw it out.

Have this one its way to me which I think is a K&N filter, only bought it for the Tomei adapter thoughdon't want filter & s15 afm.

http://page11.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/n118325010

Did some research, seems everyone is referencing Autosalon comparison of filters in regards to 3A. Found some scans of it if you want to have a read.

http://www.aussiemagna.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73847

Yeh I would go too stupid hamish but agree if I got wheels they'd have to have an oem look with better good offset and not crazy low like the 33 was more a clean look seen a few look ok

Like this guys rolling shots look baller

http://www.audizine....ld-Thread/page3

Cmon Alex

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