Cold Air Feeds, Green Vs Pipercross Vs B&Q

[MrBen2k7]

Hi guys,

Next week, I'm fiiiinally getting a new pannel filter, and think from what I've read from JamJays thread on cold air feeds, I should run a cold air feed.

I have found some on the interweb, and don; know which to go for, so some opinions please.

I'm definatly going for a Green panel filter, in the OEM air box.

I'm pretty sure on going for 65mm ducting, but the prices are so different, it's almost ridiculous;

Green - http://www.green-filter.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=696_659_660&products_id=101011 - £20.13 (1.0m long)

PiperX - http://www.thepipercrossshop.co.uk/accessories.asp £39.14 (0.75m long)

B&Q, tumble dryer outlet ducting... cheap as, and as long as I like. *scratch that, its far too big*

So the price differences are pretty massive....

I'd rather have the green/piperX ones, because they come with all the attachment parts, so would be a much nicer fit...

What you think....?

 

[adam cupra 20vt]

That tumble dryer pipe is pretty big, I can go measure some if you like?

 

[MrBen2k7]

lol, yeh if you don't mind.... I don't know if I would use actual tumble dryer stuff.... but you know what I mean.... something to that description...

 

[adam cupra 20vt]

I went round 2-3 DIY shops and all they had was standard diameter....and that was far to big.

2mins to nip outside and I'll measure it for you.

 

[adam cupra 20vt]

Its 4" diameter

 

[MrBen2k7]

Cheers Adam, that is too big.... optimum is 3"????

 

[adam cupra 20vt]

I think mines 2.75 and thats pretty tight....might be able to put a bit of 3" in tho.

 

[dg-1984]

I used the stuff I posted a link to on ebay, and is great really good stuff, no point in spending alot of money on ducting, just directs air to where you want it so get cheaper stuff and use the other money for saving up for other mods