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  1. #1
    RichardV
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    Hi there!

    I am looking at a few options for filters and as far as I can see the Pipercross ones seem to be the best of the bunch. Can anyone shed any light on alternatives, if they have a Pipercross filter are they happy with it and where other than Halfords can I get one fitted (I am in Edinburgh just now)

    Cheers:eightball:

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    And once again... I jump to the defence of my RamAir one...
    Horses for courses... many preferences for the K&N and Pipercross... but I like my RamAir...
    Not as noisy as the K&N, but louder than the Pipercross..

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    GAJ
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    This topicgives some info.

    Fitting is a 5 minute job for any competent person or 10 to 15 minutes for a numpty like me. I would fit it myself if I was you,it really is very easy or I would be happy to give you a hand if needed, I am in Edinburgh too. Any other wee back street garage would probably fit it if they are not too busy.

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    Wul
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    My vote goes for the replacement element type - K&N or Pipercross - improves performance but unfortunately doesn't give you the induction growl - but cheaper by miles :)

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    RichardV
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    Nice one! Gaj I may be calling on you in the future - there will definatley be a pint or 2 in it for you if you could give me a hand - I too could be classed as a numpty when it comes to these things!

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    Monsta Mo Mini
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    quote:Originally posted by RichardV

    there will definatley be a pint or 2 in it for you if you could give me a hand
    Please dont encourage him!!
    Ive got a Ramair, and although its not as loud as the K&N its still very nice

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    macblob
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    If your going for a beer count me in

  9. #9
    lightbody
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    Fitted my Works induction kit into Dennis yesterday and was on a Mini Clan run today to give it a thorough testing. Its fantastic - car is transformed and far, far more fun to drive hard.

    HOWEVER it was a b7gger to fit! They've changed quite a few aspects of the airbox and associated pipes/attachments since my 2001 MINI... the clips on the breather hose need a VERY good pair of pliers to cope with them and, in my case, 2 friends to help. The Air Box itself was pretty tricky to remove due to the nuts hiding and being tricky to get to... I could probably do it again in about 15 minutes but that took nearly an hour!

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