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FrankM83
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Hi can anyone advise on pancake airfilters?? as I did fit one to my van and I read somewhere on here that, that's actually a power loss? Thanks

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Post by PSL184 »

Frank - you need the cone shaped ones not the flat pancake shaped ones :-)
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Post by FrankM83 »

can you find chrome shiny ones? :D

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Like this....

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Post by FrankM83 »

Thanks :)

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Got mine off ebay :-)
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Post by FrankM83 »

oh thanks for the tip what exactly to look for on ebay ? don't really know the engliish term for those type of filters

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Post by PSL184 »

Use the search words "K&N" Mine is not that make as they are expensive but it is a copy so sellers may say "K&N TYPE" Mine was £12.50 + postage
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Post by bmcecosse »

The flat face opposite to the carb intake needs to be 'at least' 1.5 times the diameter of the carb intake away from the intake face of the carb. Mini is similar (probably same) as the one shown above - not the element needs to be lightly oiled with special K & N oil from time to time - after it has been carefully washed in soapy water of course. Most 'pancake' filters are far too thin - ie the face is too close to the intake - and air flow is needlessly restricted.
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