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Hi,

From my research I have found that the Apexi Power Intakes have high results for flow and filtration. Apexi also produce a kit that bolts up to 80mm AFM's which seems to be an easy option to mate everything together. Although quite expensive as a kit.

I am about to put R33 Gtst AFM's on my GTR and was wondering what others have done? or recommendations for pods/pipes?

Also is it a good idea to upgrade the standard pipework from AFM's to turbo's.

TIA Jono

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Hi,

From my research I have found that the Apexi Power Intakes have high results for flow and filtration. Apexi also produce a kit that bolts up to 80mm AFM's which seems to be an easy option to mate everything together. Although quite expensive as a kit.

I am about to put R33 Gtst AFM's on my GTR and was wondering what others have done? or recommendations for pods/pipes?

Also is it a good idea to upgrade the standard pipework from AFM's to turbo's.

TIA Jono

RB20/25 AFM's are 80 mm same as Z32, most people choose a brand name filter (as commonly used on R33 GTST's) and by 2. Personally I prefer the Piercross filters. Heat shielding and ambient air feed are obviously very important.

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