Where to Source a POD Filter and BOV's -

Hey guys/girls - after being a member of this forum for a few months now i can admit to only as of last night finding the Tech section lol - not that i ever really looked before - but after finding it and reading some of the articles during my 12 hour shift at work, i have decided id like to try and do a few of the 'easier' projects Such as new HID's (which ill source from e-bay which seems to be all the rage these days), but i was looking at attempting to install a Pod Filter and some BOV's - but i am not completely sure as to what brand's to go for (terms of quality/ease of fit/reliability etc..) or where to source them from - so looking to my fellow forum members here for some guidance - preferably id like a local source i can drive to and pick up from so i can look at doing it over the next 5 days i have off work - but if i must order them i shall. Anyways any advice would be much appreciated. :zlove:

 

genuine apexi pod filter-ebay $89 delivered

bov's -member caz1 www.cazracing.com.au

 

I had an apexi pod, bought it from caz... Also heard good things about 3A racing brand from supercrap... apparently works just as well at a fraction of the price.

 

i have just bought the 3A racing filter. In a couple of tests including a test by wheels magazine 3A racing came 1st is flow and 2nd in filtraiton.

Highly reccomend it. mine was 39$ BUT you do need to purchase an adaptor for it. (an extra $12-19$).

ive known people to buy these from supr cheap auto, auto 1, and i bought mine from ""motoquipe". (not a very good shop but had air filters and bov's too) !


good luck mate

 

3A are the way to go IMO

motoquip are not too badly priced either... all the blokes who work there drive lancer's and know SFA about jap cars but have some interesting products occassionally

 

I got a 3A racing filter the other day after hearing good things and I'm very happy with it. $35 for the filter and i got an adapter for $20 at supercheap

 

Thanks so far

Sweet, might go look at the 3A one then that way i can attempt it over my next few days off work, and in terms of the BOV's can anyone recommend a particular brand/type went to the Caz website and looked but too many options lol - as you can no doubt tell i know relatively nothing in this regards so the more specific the better

 

i like the mach 1's from caz... loud but not wat i consider loud enough to be attention drawing..

 

here we go again,just pimp uas and be done with it

 

not sure,uas do most of it lol,
The kit you are showing (obviously plugging it or why did you post that particular photo)will get him a yellow ticket the moment the cops look under the bonnet,forget to add that didnt you :bow2:-is that what you are using ??

 

im guiding him on legalities

 

Haha, well i think everyone needs to calm down a little thanks for the help so far from all parties its much appreciated and needed, just a question why would it get me a yellow sticker - i mean like i understand not supposed to have them etc.. but why whats the reasoning behind it - does it make anything unsafe or what ? and i guess id try the ''atmo'' ones (i am a big kid) and if i ever get in trouble ill sort it out - factory location sounds better - and easier to follow the tech guide then too haha so if anything i said helps/makes it easier to recommend some - please do

 

one thing having atmo bov's,another shoving them into a coppers face in plain view and saying suck on that ,factory location is a far better option

 

Hahaha very very true, considering i want to join the police academy this year anyways i shouldn't cause too much of an upset but yes atmo in the factory position seems the go - just need a particular brand/model/type recommended now

 

""atmo"" please define for me

 

im guessing it just means released into atmosphere, But what does A.T.M.O stand for?

 

atmo is short for atmospheric

the other type is called a plumb back, or recirculating blow off valve,

also gets shortened to bov........