ill see about the hole in the guard i think and see how that goes for him

I just have a cheap crappy drift brand filter on my turbo, the engineer was fine with it, the roadworthy guys were the only pains as i had to pipe my blow off back into it. (no biggie)

Who needs an oiled air filter? Just use a dry one. The oiled kind are either old fashioned or the more expensive ones.

Your typical air filters and non-oiled.

Just weld the bonnet shut and tell teh officer that pulled you up it is boxed

wonder if i can cut a 3 inch hole in the inner guard and put a filter out of sight

only in nsw, not any other rational state ... yet

I thought it just had to be secured by a bracket... lol.. aw well... ppl will still do it anyways. Just like lowering a car.... i heard u gotta get it engineered now ... wat a load of BS... haha

oiled non enclosed air filters are a big no no, must be seperate from engine bay or boxed.

some rubbish adr as always.

hey all just wondering if any of you guys with pod filters on the front of your turbos have them engineered without being in a box . i dont want to put my air filter in a box but all engineers i speak to say its a must . i see plenty of cars without them boxed and they say they are engineered . i dont really have much room for a box and that my main drama . at this point anyway